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Cupping Blossoms: Yunomi Teacups with a Floral Embrace
Welcome the freshness of spring with our bright floral Japanese teacups from Kokuzou Kiln in Ishikawa Prefecture.
Visiting Arita City: The Past and Present of Kaiseki Tableware
Team Musubi went on a historical journey to learn about the main production area of kaiseki tableware, Arita City.
Preserving Heritage: The Art of Old Imari Replicas at Rinkuro Kiln
Rinkuro Kiln in Nagasaki prefecture specializes in Old Imari replicas, preserving a style first produced in 1610.
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.
Beneath the Glaze: The Depth and Beauty of Kinzangama's Porcelain
Gold leaf, fire, and tradition shine in Kinzangama’s porcelain, brought to life by master artisan Yoshita Minori.
Exploring the Subtle Depths: The Art of Yugen in Japanese Culture
Discover Yugen, a value ingrained in Japanese culture and arts celebrating the subtle beauty and depth of the invisible.
Realms of Enchantment: Life and Art of Yoshita Minori
Yoshita Minori brought extraordinary artistry to this prestigious Japanese craft, particularly through his mastery of the yuri kinsai technique.
MUSUBI KILN Chado Series: Invitation to the Japanese Tea Ceremony
Explore the culture of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, from etiquette and hospitality to utensils and decoration.
Mastering Tradition and Innovation: Art of Aizu Lacquerware
An exclusive interview with Aizu lacquerware master, Komatsu Shigeo, discussing the history, the process, and his journey.
KURASHIKI MUSEUM OF FOLK-CRAFT
We visit one of Japan's most popular cultural spots, the Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft, housed in an Edo period building.
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.
Colorful Craft: Fujii Yuya's Journey of Chopstick Artistry
Meet the artist behind Matsukan's hand-painted Crystal chopsticks, sharing the incredible path he took to master the craft.
Art Meets Travel: Two Days in Bizen Ware's Namesake City
Explore three Okayama cultural hotspots with Team Musubi in the birthplace of stunning Japanese pottery called Bizen ware.
Hidden Gems of Kutani Ware: A Visit to Komatsu City's Artisans
This time, we embarked on a two-day, one-night trip to visit Kutani ware artists in Nomi City and Kaga City.
Discovering the Art of Bizen Ware: A Journey Through Hozan Kiln's Legacy
Step into Hozan Kiln and explore Bizen ware’s rich history, fiery craftsmanship, and beauty shaped by clay and flame.
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