Fushina Yaki is a distinguished ceramic tradition from Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, tracing its history back to the mid-18th century. Established by Funaki Yojibee Muramasa, its quality significantly improved under expert guidance and feudal patronage, particularly from lords interested in the tea ceremony. Characterized by its simple, warm texture, it often uses iron and amber (ame-yu) glazes for soft colors and a gentle luster. Fushina Yaki rose to prominence in the Meiji period with unique yellow glaze enamelware, gaining national and international markets. In the Showa era, it became an early participant in the Mingei (Folk Craft) movement, integrating new techniques like slipware. Today, it continues as a respected tradition, highly valued for elegant tea utensils like matcha-wan and mizusashi, showcasing its distinctive artistry and enduring legacy.