[Explanation of a color]

The Seihakuji, is a thin pale blue-green that mimics the beautiful skin color of Seihakuji of pottery. Color name is derived from the “Seihakuji” as its name.

The Seihakuji a kind of Hakuji of pottery, especially glaze taking heart is called a what appears to be a faint blue-green accumulated in the grooves of the pattern. Also known as “Yuchin”. Ten masterpieces made in the first century of the Northern Song Dynasty annual Keitokuchin of China, in Japan has been very prized in such feudal lords.

Color derived from the pottery is in addition to the “Seihakuji”, but there is a such as “Hakuji-iro” and “Seiji-iro” and “Hisoku” and “Oribe”, one also has become a beautiful hue.

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