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Swirling Elegance: The Artistic Mastery of Kutani Aochibu Style

Swirling Elegance: The Artistic Mastery of Kutani Aochibu Style

Swirling Elegance: The Artistic Mastery of Kutani Aochibu Style
Art / Craft

Swirling Elegance: The Artistic Mastery of Kutani Aochibu Style

Discover the art behind the elegant, eye-catching patterns of Kutani aochibu style.

Nakada Kingyoku: The Evolving Legacy of Kutani Ware's Decorative Paintings
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Nakada Kingyoku: The Evolving Legacy of Kutani Ware's Decorative Paintings

Our interview with the artist innovating Kutani aochibu style by mixing it with the elegant morikin design.

Exploring Hataman Touen Gallery
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Exploring Hataman Touen Gallery

We visit the Hatamen Touen Gallery and speak with the company's president, Hataishi Shinji.

Precious Jewels: Tokyo's Exquisite Lacquerware Collection
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Precious Jewels: Tokyo's Exquisite Lacquerware Collection

We take a walk through the history of lacquerware at the Sen-oku Hakukokan Museum Tokyo in Roppongi.

Exploring Artistic Kyoto’s Ceramic Culture
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Exploring Artistic Kyoto’s Ceramic Culture

Take a trip to Kyoto with Team Musubi, exploring the ancient city's renowned artisans and ceramics.

Cupping Blossoms: Yunomi Teacups with a Floral Embrace
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.