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| ====Types==== | ====Types==== | ||
| - | //The following is mostly from [[https:// | + | //The following is mostly from [[https:// |
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| + | | 真 | 眉(まゆ)(earthernware), | ||
| + | | 行 | everything bronze and other earthernware shapes | ||
| + | | 草 | cast iron | ceramic tiles, usually 織部 | ||
| ====Earthenware==== | ====Earthenware==== | ||
| **Earthenware 土風炉 (どぶろ)**, | **Earthenware 土風炉 (どぶろ)**, | ||
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| + | 🔥 When you got a new lacquered 風炉, warm it up carefully for the first time; otherwise the lacquer might crack. These days, you'll also find metal 風炉 which are lacquered because it's lighter; they are handled like 土風炉. | ||
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| ^ 眉 | まゆ | ^ 眉 | まゆ | ||
| | **透木** | | **透木** | ||
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| ====Iron==== | ====Iron==== | ||
| As for ironware, some bronze ones are also made from iron; but the only 風炉 that is always strictly iron is the 窶 (やつれ), | As for ironware, some bronze ones are also made from iron; but the only 風炉 that is always strictly iron is the 窶 (やつれ), | ||
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| + | 🥹 With these, you don't use フジ灰; and you use a red fire-tile. | ||
| ====Wood==== | ====Wood==== | ||
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| + | ====Flexions==== | ||
| + | * There is a thing about the //seven flexions of the 風炉// (風炉の七歪), | ||