Mitsui Tatsuya: Guardian of Kutani Ware's Eternal Beauty
Mitsui Tatsuya bridges past and present, preserving Kutani ware's legacy through vibrant ko-Kutani overglaze painting.
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Mitsui Tatsuya bridges past and present, preserving Kutani ware's legacy through vibrant ko-Kutani overglaze painting.
Read moreExplore the philosophy behind the practice of chado, or the Japanese tea ceremony, with expert Kitajima Ritsuko.
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Read moreWe pay a visit to Morita Masatoshi, an artist who has been enchanted by the art of maki-e since for nearly five decades.
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Read moreWe visit the Hataman Touen workshop to see where the Moist series and other handcrafted Japanese tableware are made.
Read moreWe visit the Beni Museum, named after the brilliant red hue made of safflower.
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