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We share a variety of information and perspectives on Japanese crafts, including exhibition information and interviews.
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Editor's Column “The Path of Japanese Crafts” Part2: Modern Society and Kogei VOL.1
Sep 10 – Nov 4, 2024
SEIKADO BUNKO ART MUSEUM
Sep 13 – Sep 28, 2024
HULS GALLERY TOKYO
Sep 14 – Sep 19, 2024
Terada Bijyutsu
Sep 14 – Sep 22, 2024
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Editor's Column "Craft Production Regions" VOL.2
Shigaraki is a town rich in nature and surrounded by mountains on all sides. Located south of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, it is a highland area at an altitude of about 300 meters, with cool summers and very cold winters. One can see tanuki or ‘raccoon dog’ figurines lined up here and there all over the town, and it is no wonder that tanuki have become a synonym for Shigaraki ware in general. Ho...
Editor's Column "Craft Production Regions" VOL.1
In Japan, crafts such as ceramics, lacquerware, textiles, wood and bamboo products, and metalwork are produced in many different locations across the country, and each region has its own unique style of craftsmanship. For example, within Japanese ceramics, Karatsu ware from Kyushu and Ohori-soma ware from the northeastern Tohoku region differ greatly in terms of their materials and color expressio...