詞彙表
Yō no bi
Yō no bi — "beauty through utility" — is the idea that true beauty arises from function and honest, daily use. It is the guiding principle of the Mingei (folk craft)...
Yō no bi
Yō no bi — "beauty through utility" — is the idea that true beauty arises from function and honest, daily use. It is the guiding principle of the Mingei (folk craft)...
Hidasuki
Hidasuki is the vivid scarlet cord-like markings seen on Bizen ware. Before firing, rice straw is wrapped around the piece; in the flame, minerals in the straw react with the iron-rich...
Hidasuki
Hidasuki is the vivid scarlet cord-like markings seen on Bizen ware. Before firing, rice straw is wrapped around the piece; in the flame, minerals in the straw react with the iron-rich...
Suyaki(bisque firing)
Suyaki is the first, low-temperature firing (around 800°C) that hardens a formed piece into porous "bisque" before it is glazed and given its final high-temperature glaze firing.
Suyaki(bisque firing)
Suyaki is the first, low-temperature firing (around 800°C) that hardens a formed piece into porous "bisque" before it is glazed and given its final high-temperature glaze firing.
Hakeme
Hakeme is a decoration in which white slip is applied with a coarse brush, leaving sweeping, visible brush strokes across the surface. Rooted in Korean techniques and central to Karatsu...
Hakeme
Hakeme is a decoration in which white slip is applied with a coarse brush, leaving sweeping, visible brush strokes across the surface. Rooted in Korean techniques and central to Karatsu...
Gosai / Gosaide
Gosai is the five overglaze enamel colors of Kutani ware: red, yellow, green, purple, and navy (gosu) blue. Used in bold, densely painted compositions, gosai creates the sumptuous palette that...
Gosai / Gosaide
Gosai is the five overglaze enamel colors of Kutani ware: red, yellow, green, purple, and navy (gosu) blue. Used in bold, densely painted compositions, gosai creates the sumptuous palette that...
Keinen bika (beauty through aging)
he concept that japanese ceramics and other handcrafted objects grow more beautiful as they age and are used. Keinen bika — distinct from the Western concept of “wear and tear”...
Keinen bika (beauty through aging)
he concept that japanese ceramics and other handcrafted objects grow more beautiful as they age and are used. Keinen bika — distinct from the Western concept of “wear and tear”...