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In Focus | Mashiko: The Pottery Town of Japan

October 13, 2020April 26, 2017 by Abu Morshed Julash
Mashiko Pottery Town Japan Stacked Wood featured image jpg webp In Focus | Mashiko: The Pottery Town of Japan Ceramics In Focus

Lying some 60 miles north of the swarming metropolis of Tokyo, the pottery town of Mashiko rests beneath the shallow slopes of Mt Takadate.

Categories Read Tags Ceramics History, Ceramics In Focus, Clay, Japan, Japanese Potters, Ken Matsuzaki, Mashiko, Noborigama, Shoji Hamada, Tatsuzo Shimaoka

In Focus | Ceramic Forms: The Humble Jug

October 15, 2020January 16, 2017 by Abu Morshed Julash
Humble Jug Ceramics Form Anne Mette Hjortshoj featured image jpg webp In Focus | Ceramic Forms: The Humble Jug Ceramics In Focus

One of the simplest ceramic forms with the most basic of uses, the jug has a complex history. Read our latest ceramics musing on jugs of the past and present.

Categories Read Tags Baluster Jugs, Ceramics History, Ceramics In Focus, Domestic Ware, Form, functional, Jugs, Medieval, Mixed Potters, Use

In Focus | A Brief History of Modern Japanese Ceramics

October 2, 2020June 15, 2016 by Abu Morshed Julash
History Of Japanese Ceramics Ken Matsuzaki Small Jar featuerd image jpg webp In Focus | A Brief History of Modern Japanese Ceramics Ceramics In Focus

For Japan, the history of ceramics is the history of its belief systems, its cultural values – to a greater or lesser extent, it is the history of its people.

Categories Read Tags Bernard Leach, Bizen, Ceramics History, Ceramics In Focus, Japan, Japanese, Japanese Potters, Jomon, Ken Matsuzaki, Kilns, Mashiko, Momoyama, Shigaraki, Shinto, Shoji Hamada, Tradition

In Focus | Chadō and the Chawan: 5 Potters and their Tea Bowls

October 15, 2020March 9, 2016 by Abu Morshed Julash
Wood-fired Chawan by Phil Rogers

Chawans are supremely personal ceramic forms. The very best are thought to have captured in gentle form and decoration the essence of their maker.

Categories Articles, Ceramics, In Focus Tags Anglo-Oriental, Bowls, Ceramics History, Ceramics In Focus, Chanoyu, Chawans, Japanese, Korean Pottery, Mixed Potters, Tea Bowls, Tea Ceremony, Way of Tea

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