The papers we use for our lanterns
Discover the papers we use in our paper lanterns to work out which is right for you
Stories
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- Asada
- Book Review
- Ceramics
- Culture
- Events
- Fushitani
- Hoshino Yaki
- Keishugama
- Kihachi
- Kintsugi
- Kittaka Workshop
- Kuninari Kiln
- Lacquer
- Life
- Makuzu Yaki
- Morita
- Nomura Workshop
- Oumei
- Paper
- Sakata Workshop
- Sansho
- Shimokawa Workshop
- Shingama
- Sumo
- Takatori
- Tatsumi Kiln
- Textiles
- Yamamura Workshop
- Yanase Tobo
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New shipping service to Israel
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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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Meet the Maker: Kittaka Orimono
Persimmon and indigo dyed kasuri fabric from Bingo
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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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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: Morita Shikki
Precision hand-turning in Ishikawa prefecture
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Meet the Maker: Hoshino Yaki
Tactile, beautiful, unglazed ceramics
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Meet the Maker: Asada Workshop
Family run, innovative lacquer workshop
