Kraak ware from this country was frequently depicted in European still-lives. This country is home to a three-colored style often used to decorate sculptures of horses used as tomb figures. It’s not Korea, but a specialized (10[1])kiln in this country was used to produce the first greenware known as celadon. A form of (-5[1])artwork from this country (10[1])was imitated using faience (-5[1])by the Dutch in a style (10[2])known (10[1])as “Delftware.” Those artworks from this country used a cobalt underglaze to create (10[1])a characteristic blue-and-white appearance. For 10 points, name this country which produced distinctive porcelain during the Ming Dynasty. (10[2])■END■ (10[1])