Mid-Edo period
From Yamashiro Province (Kyoto Prefecture). According to ES, and Morse’s “Nihon-tokji-mokuroku (Japanese Pottery Catalog)” the stamp was originally only “Harima,” and “Tsujii Harima” was a potter who inherited his skills afterwards. Meanwhile, according to the “Ko-to-isetsu (Consideration of Pottery)”, “Harima” is a pseudonym of “Tsujii Harima,” who is said to be a potter who lived around the 18th century as a clay stove master.
