Iga Ware: Exploring Japan’s Rustic Clay Tradition for Design Enthusiasts
Traditional Crafts · Mie
Destinations
Kansai
Western Honshu’s cultural heartland, also called Kinki: Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Hyogo, Shiga, Mie and Wakayama.
Mie
Yokkaichi Banko Ware: Exploring the Heritage of Heat-Resistant Pottery from Mie Prefecture
Traditional Crafts · Mie
Shiga
Shigaraki Ware: Embracing Rustic Japanese Ceramics for a Warm, Authentic Home
Traditional Crafts · Shiga
Kyoto
Japan’s imperial capital from 794 to 1868: temples, gardens, tea culture and refined crafts such as Kiyomizu and Raku ware.
Asahi Ware: Embracing Uji’s Natural Harmony in Traditional Japanese Ceramics
Traditional Crafts · Kyoto
Kiyomizu Ware: Embracing Kyoto’s Hand-Painted Ceramic Heritage
Traditional Crafts · Kyoto
Raku Ware: Celebrating the Unpredictable Beauty of Japanese Pottery
Traditional Crafts · Kyoto
Hyogo
Izushi Ware: Unveiling the Timeless White Porcelain Legacy of Hyogo
Traditional Crafts · Hyogo
Tamba Ware: Discovering the Rich Heritage of One of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns
Traditional Crafts · Hyogo
Nara
Akahada Ware: Unveiling the Timeless Art of Hand-Painted Pottery from Nara
Traditional Crafts · Nara