. . "S\u014Dmayaki"@es . "S\u014Dmayaki(\u76F8\u99AC\u713C) or \u014Cbori S\u014Dmayaki(\u5927\u5800\u76F8\u99AC\u713C) is a form of pottery. It is characterized by its green color and blue cracks on the surface. Much of it is multi-layered. Many pieces have a stylized horse painted in metallic gold. The S\u014Dmayaki pottery industry was started about 300 years ago in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. In 1978, it was designated as one of the national objects of traditional craftsmanship. Because ma in s\u014Dma means \"horse\", calligraphic horses are painted on many pieces. A very rare character of S\u014Dmayaki pottery is its multi-layered structure."@es . "S\u014Dmayaki(\u76F8\u99AC\u713C) or \u014Cbori S\u014Dmayaki(\u5927\u5800\u76F8\u99AC\u713C) is a form of pottery. It is characterized by its green color and blue cracks on the surface. Much of it is multi-layered. Many pieces have a stylized horse painted in metallic gold. The S\u014Dmayaki pottery industry was started about 300 years ago in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. In 1978, it was designated as one of the national objects of traditional craftsmanship. Because ma in s\u014Dma means \"horse\", calligraphic horses are painted on many pieces. A very rare character of S\u014Dmayaki pottery is its multi-layered structure. The dual layering of the pottery insulates the hot liquids to keep them hot and keeps the outside cool, so one don't burn one's hands."@es . . .