Zen and the Art of Buying Ceramics
We ask our customers to enjoy fukanzen no bi, but do we?
Stories
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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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The Tenmoku Glaze (and shape)
Tenmoku: What does it mean and its place in Japanese culture
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Raku Ceramics: Handmade Culture
A brilliant book examining the Raku family history
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Takatori ware and the Kuroda Domain
The engaging story of the Takatori kiln and the Kuroda Clan
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Mottainai and sustainabaility
A Japanese approach to respecting Nature
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Japan and Scandinavia
"Japandi"? A new name for an old phenomenon
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Book Review: Bending Adversity
A thoughtful analysis of the Japanese character
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Tea master Kobori Enshu
Elegant simplicity: from wabi-sabi to kirei-sabi
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Tanizaki Junichiro: Japan and Light
Soft, warm and intimate - how our lighting is different
