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Taizan-kiln

Taizan-kiln

Taizan kiln Pottery is a long-established Kutani-yaki kiln established over 100 years ago. Focusing on the traditional Kutani ware known as "Iroe porcelain," the pottery is produced under the themes...

Taizan-kiln

Taizan kiln Pottery is a long-established Kutani-yaki kiln established over 100 years ago. Focusing on the traditional Kutani ware known as "Iroe porcelain," the pottery is produced under the themes...

Mahariya-kiln

Mahariya-kiln

Mahariya kiln, where tradition and modern art flourish, is the culmination of more than 20 years of research by Hayabu Nogawa, a designer at the forefront of industrial design, who...

Mahariya-kiln

Mahariya kiln, where tradition and modern art flourish, is the culmination of more than 20 years of research by Hayabu Nogawa, a designer at the forefront of industrial design, who...

Sousyu-kiln

Sousyu-kiln

Yuriginsai" has become one of the most representative techniques of Kutani ware. 

Sousyu-kiln

Yuriginsai" has become one of the most representative techniques of Kutani ware. 

Kokuzou Kiln

kokuzo-Kiln

The Kokuzo kiln was built at the foot of the historic Kokuzo Mountain in Kutani and is one of the most popular and representative kilns of modern Kutani pottery. 

kokuzo-Kiln

The Kokuzo kiln was built at the foot of the historic Kokuzo Mountain in Kutani and is one of the most popular and representative kilns of modern Kutani pottery. 

Ginsen-Kiln

Ginsen-Kiln

Up-and-coming and popular artist Tadateru Miura of Ginsen Kiln is breaking new ground in Kutaniyaki porcelain by fusing fine painting with indigo and Kutani Gosai. 

Ginsen-Kiln

Up-and-coming and popular artist Tadateru Miura of Ginsen Kiln is breaking new ground in Kutaniyaki porcelain by fusing fine painting with indigo and Kutani Gosai. 

Ginsyu-Kiln

Ginsyu-Kiln

Ginshu Kiln is the fourth generation of a popular potter, Ginshu Kiln, who challenged the new world of Inroe and created a new style of Kutaniyaki.

Ginsyu-Kiln

Ginshu Kiln is the fourth generation of a popular potter, Ginshu Kiln, who challenged the new world of Inroe and created a new style of Kutaniyaki.