ceramics– tag –

Culture from the Edo Period. Makiko Suzuki, potter of “Kasama-yaki” pottery in Kasama, Japan.

The kiln opened by a living national treasure. Saga’s pottery “Karatsu-yaki” Ryutagama

Symbiosis of persistence and flexibility “Suda Jingka Kiln” 4th generation Suda Jingka / Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Unique dishware using “Urushi (lacquer)” – “Ceramic Artist Kazu Nishimura”

“Limited Company Naraoka Tosono” Naraoka-yaki

The beauty created by the combination of metal and glazing “Shizuko Furuse, craftsman”

Facing the coincidence made by nature “Hidekazu Nakamura, Potter”

Creating as I think and meander “Riichi Sasaki, Potter”

Ceramics last for more than a millennium. “Osamu Nagai, Potter”

“Kokuji-yaki, Satomi Shimodake” Crockery that is suited to the time

“Ceramic Artist, Shinichi Honma” New tradition for Fujisawa in Iwate

“Ceramic Artist, Yukiya Izumida” A thin clay object