Japanese Pottery Articles
How to Choose a Donabe | Size, Glaze, First Use...
A donabe keeps cooking for about a minute after it comes off the flame. That slowness draws the sweetness out of rice and holds food warm once the pot reaches...
How to Choose a Donabe | Size, Glaze, First Use...
A donabe keeps cooking for about a minute after it comes off the flame. That slowness draws the sweetness out of rice and holds food warm once the pot reaches...
Japanese Wedding Gift | A Pair, or One Piece Th...
A wedding gift in ceramic pays off not on the day you hand it over, but in the memory it leaves over the years that follow. A mug is picked...
Japanese Wedding Gift | A Pair, or One Piece Th...
A wedding gift in ceramic pays off not on the day you hand it over, but in the memory it leaves over the years that follow. A mug is picked...
Artisan Furutani Pottery | Making Kohiki White ...
Furutani Pottery in Shigaraki, Shiga makes kohiki: iron-rich red clay covered with white slip. Founded in 1970 under the phrase close to daily life, they fire twice at low heat...
Artisan Furutani Pottery | Making Kohiki White ...
Furutani Pottery in Shigaraki, Shiga makes kohiki: iron-rich red clay covered with white slip. Founded in 1970 under the phrase close to daily life, they fire twice at low heat...
How to Choose a Matcha Bowl | Size, Shape and R...
A matcha bowl is whisked in and drunk from. The standard is 11 to 13cm across and 7 to 9cm tall, and those dimensions come from what the tool has...
How to Choose a Matcha Bowl | Size, Shape and R...
A matcha bowl is whisked in and drunk from. The standard is 11 to 13cm across and 7 to 9cm tall, and those dimensions come from what the tool has...
Artisan Masanori Yamamoto | Carving Only Shinog...
Almost everything Masanori Yamamoto makes in Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, is shinogi. In a kiln inherited from his grandfather, plates, bowls, mugs and chopstick rests are cut by the same hand...
Artisan Masanori Yamamoto | Carving Only Shinog...
Almost everything Masanori Yamamoto makes in Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, is shinogi. In a kiln inherited from his grandfather, plates, bowls, mugs and chopstick rests are cut by the same hand...
Kasama Ware: Japan's Most Free-Spirited Pottery...
Focusing on Kasama ware, known for its artistic freedom, this summary introduces the region's innovative pottery scene and the rising star, Tomokazu Kawasumi. Embracing a culture with "no specific rules,"...
Kasama Ware: Japan's Most Free-Spirited Pottery...
Focusing on Kasama ware, known for its artistic freedom, this summary introduces the region's innovative pottery scene and the rising star, Tomokazu Kawasumi. Embracing a culture with "no specific rules,"...