Learn more about Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki
Matcha Bowls by Season | Enjoy Kyoto Ware and K...
Matcha bowls allow you to enjoy a sense of the seasons not just through their patterns, but also their shapes. We'll introduce Kiyomizu-yaki and Kyo-yaki matcha bowls for each season,...
Matcha Bowls by Season | Enjoy Kyoto Ware and K...
Matcha bowls allow you to enjoy a sense of the seasons not just through their patterns, but also their shapes. We'll introduce Kiyomizu-yaki and Kyo-yaki matcha bowls for each season,...
Types and Characteristics of Kyo-yaki/Kiyomizu-...
Matcha bowls from Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware come in a wide variety of styles, including Raku ware, Ninsei, Kochi, Tenmoku, Mishima, glass, Iroe (polychrome enamel), and Kinnsai (gold decoration)....
Types and Characteristics of Kyo-yaki/Kiyomizu-...
Matcha bowls from Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware come in a wide variety of styles, including Raku ware, Ninsei, Kochi, Tenmoku, Mishima, glass, Iroe (polychrome enamel), and Kinnsai (gold decoration)....
What are the differences in chawan shapes?
Matcha bowls come in a variety of shapes, including the standard bowl shape, hirachawan (flat bowls) used in summer, tsutsuchawan (cylindrical bowls) for winter, badarai and goa-chawan bowls, unique kutsu-gata...
What are the differences in chawan shapes?
Matcha bowls come in a variety of shapes, including the standard bowl shape, hirachawan (flat bowls) used in summer, tsutsuchawan (cylindrical bowls) for winter, badarai and goa-chawan bowls, unique kutsu-gata...
How to Choose a Matcha Bowl for Everyday Use | ...
Hello and welcome. I’m Masatoshi Yokoyama, owner of KOTOPOTTER, specializing in Kyoto’s handmade, traditional ceramic pottery. The art of the tea ceremony is deeply rooted in Japanese culture. A...
How to Choose a Matcha Bowl for Everyday Use | ...
Hello and welcome. I’m Masatoshi Yokoyama, owner of KOTOPOTTER, specializing in Kyoto’s handmade, traditional ceramic pottery. The art of the tea ceremony is deeply rooted in Japanese culture. A...
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki: An explanation of t...
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu- yaki are the collective names for ceramics made in Kyoto, and are highly regarded as traditional Japanese crafts. Their history dates back to the 16th century, and...
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki: An explanation of t...
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu- yaki are the collective names for ceramics made in Kyoto, and are highly regarded as traditional Japanese crafts. Their history dates back to the 16th century, and...
Who Was Ogata Kenzan, Master of Kyo-ware and Ki...
Hello to all our blog readers, I’m Masatoshi Yokoyama, owner of KOTOPOTTER. Ogata Kenzan is an essential figure in the history of Kyoto’s traditional pottery (kyoyaki and kiyozuyaki) in Japan....
Who Was Ogata Kenzan, Master of Kyo-ware and Ki...
Hello to all our blog readers, I’m Masatoshi Yokoyama, owner of KOTOPOTTER. Ogata Kenzan is an essential figure in the history of Kyoto’s traditional pottery (kyoyaki and kiyozuyaki) in Japan....
