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The Art of Community in Higashi-Iwase
Discover Higashi-Iwase’s revival led by Masuda Ryuichiro, turning a once-declining town into a vibrant artists enclave.
Woods Used in Traditional Japanese Crafts
Learn about Japan's finest woods, with insights on their unique properties and many uses in Japanese traditional crafts.
Learn about Hanazume, a Kutani ware style adorned with vivid florals and elegant gold.
The Crafting Secrets of Chawanmushi Bowls
Discover Tasei Kiln's chawanmushi bowls, their seasonal designs, expert craftsmanship, and role in Japanese dining.
From Tree to Treasure: Cherry Bark Craft From YATSUYANAGI
Learn about kabazaiku, or cherry bark craftsmanship, at Yatsuyanagi, where bark transforms into handcrafted treasures.
Seigado—The Radiant Beauty of Copper
Explore Seigado's studio and discover traditional hand-hammered copperware, with insights on production, design, and more.
Kosen Kiln's Workshop: A Magical Mystery Tour of Nabeshima Celadon
Explore the traditions and legacy of Nabeshima ware through our interview with Kosen Kiln's master, Kawasoe Takahiko.
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.
Crafting with Earth and Fire: An Exclusive Look at Kiln Unloading
Explore how Bizen ware is fired, revealed, and brought to life through earth, fire, and craftsmanship.
The Intricate Artistry of Raden, Mother-of-Pearl Inlays
In the artistic world of Japanese craftsmanship, few techniques are as mesmerizing as raden.
Presenting the Present: The Current Wave of Japanese Craftsmanship
Explore Japan’s new wave of craftsmanship with stunning matcha bowls, glassware, and more made for gifting and collecting.
Experiencing Kintsugi Gold Repair
"Kintsugi" is a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, glass, lacquerware, and other items with a special type of lacquer.
Learn about shoza, a painting style that uses Western-style paints alongside the traditional Kutani gosai.
Mokubei is a style characterized by filling blank spaces with calming red pigments.
What is Akae-Kinrande "Eiraku" Style?
Akae-kinrande is a gorgeous, sophisticated, and graceful style of Kutani ware. It has a gold design with a red background.
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