Zen and the Art of Buying Ceramics
We ask our customers to enjoy fukanzen no bi, but do we?
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- Life
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- Morita
- Nomura Workshop
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- Textiles
- Yamamura Workshop
- Yanase Tobo
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Kintsugi: Fact and Fiction
Wabi or Luxury? The birth of Kintsugi
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Meet the Maker: Kyoto Kintsugi
Kyoto Kinsetsu Shirokanedo Master Craftsman
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Makuzu Yaki: Master Potters of Kyoto
From Emperor to Prince, beautiful Kyōto style ceramics from the Makuzu family
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The Tenmoku Glaze (and shape)
Tenmoku: What does it mean and its place in Japanese culture
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Meet the Maker: Kuninari Kiln
Reimagining traditional colours and forms
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Raku Ceramics: Handmade Culture
A brilliant book examining the Raku family history
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Meet the Maker: Keishugama
Modern tradition from a young potter in Koishiwara
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Meet the Maker: Tatsumi Kiln
Wood-fired, hand-dug clay, hand-made glazes
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Meet the Maker: Hoshino Yaki
Tactile, beautiful, unglazed ceramics
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Mottainai and sustainabaility
A Japanese approach to respecting Nature
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Traditional Style at the Takatori Family
Thatch, wood and clay emphasise the family's bond with nature
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Meet the Maker: the Takatori Kiln
An introduction to the Takatori Family
