sadakuni (Okayama) - Japanese Only Wake, Okayama, Japan (block)
the world of onomichi ware (Hiroshima) - This site has been created for you to know about me,Tsuyoshi Kanou(Mr.)who is aceramic artist.I am a potter who mainly work in Onomichi,Hiroshima in japan and in this site you can find details about my activities,exhibitions,school information,galleries of my works and everything.Of course there's a Talk Room(BBS)for those who want to discuss anything about Onomichi Ware and things with me or other visitors.in my Favorites,I put stuff which I LOVE such as HONDA S800.The neighborhood of my kiln is Hot spring.many artists are now coming over to my town Harada cho and we aim our town will be a place for art,Home of Yuujin(God lives)someday. (ceramic-art, onomichi, pottery, kiln, earthnware, porcelain, yuujinn-gama, kanouTsuyosi, hot-spring, suikikutsu)
Rare Celadon and Rare Temmoku (Ibaraki) -(2002) We make rare Celadon and rare Temmoku. We made Temmoku dishes, decorated with 6 or 7 natural leaf patterns. The photographs of our works are in our Homepage. Look in our Homepage,Please. (celadon, Temmoku, glaze, ceramics, porcelain, ware, kiln, potter, ceramist, rare)
K's Studio (Yamanashi) -(2002) How about making ceramic vessels, that will respond to you when taken good care of, at the foot of Mt.Fuji? (Lake, Kawaguchi, Claywork, Class, Japan, Mt.Fuji, pottery, ceramic, ash-glaze, oil)
Pottery (Nagasaki) -(2001) I like pottery. Therefore, I began even to produce of pottery after all. Ceramic art is one of the enjoyment of my life. A kiln was made in our house in April, 2000. So, I have been challenging the creation of pottery. The name of the kiln is HUMIGAMA. My works, are being exhibited, to this homepages with photographs. Please enjoy them. (pottery, ceramic, art)
The World of Katsuhisa Yasuda Konoha-Tenmoku (Chiba) -(2001) Konoha-Tenmoku is a pattern created by attaching leaves directly to the glaze on a piece of pottery prior to firing. In the kiln,the leaves turn to ash which melts into the glaze and creates pattern.In other words,the leaves become fused with the glaze and a pattern emerges in the glaze. (ceramic, art, leaves, pottery, potter, tea, bowls, Japan, china, Yasuda)
Anagama ; Wood-fired Stoneware from Shigaraki. (Shiga) -(2001) The work featured here comes primarily from Anagama style kilns, the oldest style kiln in Japan. Here's also gallery for sale. (anagama, shigaraki, shiho, kanzaki, woodfired, wood-fired, wood-kiln, anagama-kiln, natural-ash)
Tokyo Meister Academy (Tokyo) -(2000) We need to rediscover the warmth of handmade goods and the beauty of Japanese traditional artwork all the more because we can buy anythingnow. Why don't you create your own art that exists nowhere else in the world while relaxing? this is true richness. (ceramic, handmade, artwork, traditional, japanese)
Obori-Soma-yaki Gakudo-gama (Fukushima) -(1998) A 300-years-old tradition alive today. Techniques developed over 300 years are still being used to produce high quality hand-made wares. (Gakudo, Obori-Soma, pottery, potter)
