Looking out of a cave in Izumiyama Quarry - stock photo

Izumiyama Quarry in Arita is where Korean potter, Ri Sampei, discovered white porcelain stone kaolinite, also known as White Gold, in 1616. His discovery marked the beginning of porcelain production in Japan. 11/03/2016
Izumiyama Quarry in Arita is where Korean potter, Ri Sampei, discovered white porcelain stone kaolinite, also known as White Gold, in 1616. His discovery marked the beginning of porcelain production in Japan. 11/03/2016
Looking out of a cave in Izumiyama Quarry
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Sinisa Kukic
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