Haji ware; Haji pottery
Historical term for unglazed red-brown earthenware produced from the Kofun period through the Heian period. Used in archaeological and historical contexts.
Many pieces of Haji ware were excavated from this site.
Haji ware is unglazed pottery made from the Kofun period through the Heian period.
The term 土師器 (はじき) is derived from 土師 (はじ), an ancient clan that produced this type of pottery, combined with 器 (き, 'vessel').