19 - Stone mortar Used to crush colorant gosu (cobalt-blue) into powder. 20 - Mortar and wooden pestle Used to further grind the pulverized colorant. 21 - Line drawing brush Fine brush used to draw a design, especially its outlines and lines, on a piece of ware. 22 - Damifude (brush) Thick brush used to in-fill the outlined design in gosu ink. 23 - Sujiguruma (potter's wheel) Used by turning with one hand with the other holding a line drawing brush fixed at one point to draw a circle. 24 - Ushi Used to paint a large vase with its mouth supported by its lateral bar.
		25 - Kakebachi (bowl) Used to coat painted pieces with glaze by dipping them in the glaze-filled bowl.
		26 - Hama (dish) Used to load a kiln with pieces of ware by putting the hama with a piece on, directly on the kiln floor or on another tool. 27 - Tochin (stand) Used to load a kiln with pieces by placing them directly on it or on a hama that is then placed on it. 28 - Boshi Used to protect loaded pieces, especially of high quality, from ash in the kiln when firing them.
	# All the tools are owned by the Arita Museum of Folk Materials.