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Kosen Kiln's Workshop: A Magical Mystery Tour of Nabeshima Celadon
Explore the traditions and legacy of Nabeshima celadon through our interview with Kosen Kiln's master, Kawasoe Takahiko.
Reviving Tradition: Kawasoe Takahiko's Vision for Nabeshima Ware
Learn more about Kosen Kiln's celadon ceramics, their esteemed history, and protecting the future of Nabeshima ware.
Elegance Reimagined: The Rimpa Legacy Through MUSUBI KILN's Collections
Take a journey through our selection of Rimpa tableware, known for its use of color and natural motifs.
Imperfect Beauty: Cracking the Code of Kannyu
Discover the history of kannyu, the name of the crackled finish on glazed ceramic, dating as far back as the 10th century.
Red Flares of Beauty: Unveiling the Charms of the Clay
Reminiscent of autumn leaves or fireflies, the red spotting on gohonde pottery is from a technique discovered by accident.
Bloom to Beauty: How Camellias Have Been Loved in Japan
Join us on a journey through time to explore how the camellia has blossomed from the refined gardens of ancient courts into a beloved source of beauty in Japan today.
Masters of Tradition: Japan's Artisanal Heritage
Explore the stories of seven such illustrious craftspersons, who have not only perfected their art but are also fervently committed to its continuity.
Between Light and Darkness: The Subtle Artistry of Tableware
"In Praise of Shadows" is renowned for its insightful exploration of the aesthetic sensibility found in the subtleties of dim light, deeply rooted in the essence of Japanese culture.
The Enduring Beauty of Fine Imari Porcelain
To immerse oneself in the realm of Imari porcelain is to reconnect with a storied past, resonating through the spirited tints, elegant shapes, and multifaceted designs.
Discovering Unique Imari Artistry Behind Museum Doors
Many pieces of Japanese ceramics are preserved as works of art in museums, and among them, the pieces known as "Ko-Imari" are particularly popular.
Graceful Blue and White Fine Porcelain
We invite you to explore the craft and art of a kiln in the town of Mikawachi. This kiln has a rich history of producing exquisite Blue and White porcelain.
Home Sweet Museum: Stepping Inside the Japan Folk Crafts Museum (Nihon Mingeikan)
Artifacts, collected from across Japan and beyond, irrespective of their era, represent a veritable treasure chest for us.
Glimpses into the Traditional Styles of Cuisine Ware
This article will introduce to you the diverse variations in style, texture and colors of porcelain ware and other cuisine ware throughout the country.
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