The white whetstones at Iyo Meito are used to make ceramics such as Tobe ware. Among the white whetstones, however, those with a bluish white hue are called "Ao" and are hard and unsuitable as a raw material for ceramics. However, as a whetstone, they are hard and fine, so they function as a semi-finishing stone. Among Ao, the most outstanding pale blue stones are grayish in color, resembling the dark clouds that cover the mountains. "Murakumo"
The white whetstones at Iyo Meito are used to make ceramics such as Tobe ware. Among the white whetstones, however, those with a bluish white hue are called "Ao" and are hard and unsuitable as a raw material for ceramics. However, as a whetstone, they are hard and fine, so they function as a semi-finishing stone. Among Ao, the most outstanding pale blue stones are grayish in color, resembling the dark clouds that cover the mountains. "Murakumo"
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