Pottery– tag –

“Mifune Kiln”: Where Light Shines Through in a Mountain Kiln / Mifune Town, Kamimashiki District, Kumamoto Prefecture

Finding identity in a history and tradition spanning some 400 years. Naoyuki Inoue of “Kodai-yaki Fumoto Kiln” / Arao City, Kumamoto Prefecture

A New World of Tobe Pottery Spun by Etude Patterns in Black and White. Kazuya Yamamoto of Wasagama Kiln / Matsumae Town, Iyo County, Ehime Prefecture

Pottery that brings warmth to everyday life: ceramic artist Yuichi Yukinoura / Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan

Beautiful vessels with an appearance made by a wood craftsman of Echizen lacquerware who is not bound by the region of production Rokurosha, Yoshio Sakai / Sabae, Fukui, Japan

Kiyomizuyaki like this. Daisuke Shimizu of Kiyomizuyaki “TOKINOHA” for tasting life / Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Shion Tabata, a ceramic artist who has been loved by people for her “work what you love” / Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture

Teppei Kojima, “Tekkobo,” a slipware artist who is “almost entirely self-taught” / Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture

Gentle texture and playful design of “Furuya Pottery’s” powdered dishes

White porcelain and painting. The basis of pottery making is a rich life “Otani Pottery” / Shigaraki Town, Shiga Prefecture

Hidetoshi Nakata × Makiko Suzuki, potter who creates beautiful turquoise blue vessels / Kasama, Ibaraki

Original white porcelain “Shirotaeji” born of a challenge – Hisaki Shomura, 6th generation of Arita-yaki porcelain potter, Bankagama / Arita Town, Saga Prefecture