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Toguri Museum of Art: Enchanted by the Beauty of Nabeshima and Kinrande
Explore the Toguri Museum, known for its beautiful collection of Hizen porcelain, including Imari and Nabeshima ware.
Fukushima Reiko: Conveying the Charm of Akae-Saibyo With Modern Sensibilities
Meet Kutani ware artisan Fukushima Reiko, who combines modern styles with traditional red akae-saibyo painting techniques.
Nishikata Ryota: The Passion and Challenges of Tsuiki
Learn about tsuiki from master craftsman Nishikata Ryota, who creates intricate metal pieces in the pursuit of perfection.
Nô et Kabuki : un aperçu des arts du spectacle traditionnels japonais
Learn about Noh and Kabuki, Japan's traditional performing arts, with our guide on origins, tips, theaters and more.
Taka Toshifumi: Bringing All Things Into Balance
Read about Taka Toshifumi's passion for Kutani ware, his family's rich legacy, and his exciting vision for the future.
Concept to Clay: The Tailored Tapestry of Hissan Pottery's Shigaraki Ware
At Hissan Pottery, Ogawa Kimio blends Shigaraki ware's traditions with sustainable craftsmanship and unique glazes.
De l'écorce à la beauté : les points de vue des artisans Kabazaiku
Step into the workshops of Kabazaiku artisans as they explain the production of Japanese cherry bark craftsmanship.
From Tree to Treasure: Cherry Bark Craft From YATSUYANAGI
Learn about kabazaiku, or cherry bark craftsmanship, at Yatsuyanagi, where bark transforms into handcrafted treasures.
Ensemble de baguettes Matsukan : Série « Son de la mer »
Découvrez les baguettes Sound of the Sea de Matsukan, mêlant la laque de Wakasa, les inspirations océaniques et le patrimoine local.
Seigado—The Radiant Beauty of Copper
Explore Seigado's studio and discover traditional hand-hammered copperware, with insights on production, design, and more.
Painter of the Northern Seas, Art and Life of Kitamura Takashi
Kutani ware master Kitamura Takashi speaks on his journey and taking inspiration from Edo-period ships and Japan’s seas.
Set for Spring: Musubi Mono Japanese Dinnerware Sets
Découvrez les derniers services de vaisselle japonais de Musubi Mono. Ces ensembles comprennent des bols kobachi, des assiettes, des plateaux et bien plus encore.
Walking Through Okawachiyama: A Village of Secretive Pottery
Explore Okawachiyama, a pottery village famous for historic Imari Nabeshima ware, traditional kilns, and stunning scenery.
A Journey into the Heart of Kumiko Woodworking
Team Musubi learned more about kumiko a Japanese woodworking technique that uses no nails, at Ominato Bunkichi Shoten.
The Charm of Matsukan Chopsticks
Whether colorful, traditional, or made from bamboo, Matsukan's chopsticks add joy and beauty to your dining table.
MUSUBI KILN Chado Series: A Journey Through the Chabako Tea Ceremony
Learn about the history, use, and significance of chabako, wooden boxes used to hold tools for Japanese tea ceremonies.
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