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The Process of Making Kutani Ware
Kutani ware, while its vivid hues and bold patterns set it apart among Japanese ceramics, is produced through many processes.
Origami Challenge with Beautiful Washi Papers
Origami, one of Japan’s traditional cultures, is popular in many countries around the world.
Interview With An Artist: Ritsuzan Tomita - Chinkin
"Chinkin" is a technique that elegantly decorates the lustrous surface of lacquerware with gold.
Decorative Techniques for Japanese Lacquerware
Lacquerware is a representative Japanese craft. Its smooth, moist texture and elegant luminous beauty have a unique charm all their own.
Interview With An Artist: Rokusuke Tsuda - Kaga Mizuhiki
Explore the timeless beauty of Japanese knot art and its message of connection.
An Autumn Excursion with Japanese Tableware
Japanese tableware recommended for picnics, camping, and for other outdoor activities. In this issue, we would like to share with you how we used each item.
The process of lacquer coating is roughly divided into three different processes; base coating, middle coating and then applying the finishing coat.
"Kiji-shi", Woodturning Craftsmen of Yamanaka Lacquerware
Meet the woodturning masters of Yamanaka lacquerware and how they craft elegant pieces that show the beauty of wood.
“Arabiki-shi” Rough Grinder Craftsmen of Yamanaka Lacquerware
A number of craftsmen take part in the making of a single Yamanaka lacquerware product. We were able to visit several workshops of Yamanaka lacquerware production.
Six Sustainable Japanese Craft Makers
In this issue, we will introduce six of the manufacturers that are committed to sustainable practices. For a more aesthetic and mindful life, check them out!
The Art of "Wrapping"and "Knotting" Culture in Japan
The culture of wrapping gifts in cloth or paper and tying them with cord actually has a deep meaning for the Japanese, not only for practicality.
About “Rokkoyo” Japanese Six Ancient Kilns
In this issue, we will introduce the characteristics and attractions of the Rokkoyo kilns and the ancient ceramics of each region.
Great as a Gift! Lucky Cats with Kimekomi Doll Craftsmanship
Learn why Edo Kimekomi Lucky Cats make a unique gift that brings a touch of Japan to any space.
About Japanese Wabi Sabi Aesthetic
In this issue, we would like to talk about "nurturing" vessels with reference to the Japanese Wabi Sabi aesthetic.
There are more than 30 types of ceramics in Japan alone, each with a different clay and different manufacturing process.
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