Kasamayaki is from Ibaraki Prefecture. It was influenced by a Shigaraki yaki potter when founded in 1772.
Yasumasa Sato
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Kasamayaki Hashioki  |
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Monday, January 9, 2012
KASAMA YAKI (笠間焼)-Ceramics of Ibaraki Prefecture
Kasamayaki is from Ibaraki Prefecture. It was influenced by a Shigaraki yaki potter when founded in 1772.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
OTANI YAKI (大谷焼き)-Ceramics of Tokushima Prefecture
Otaniyaki originated from a potter from Kyushu named Bunemon in 1780. An official pottery kiln was established in 1781 but closed after a short time. Later a potter named Chuzo taught the art of pottery (large jars) to the people of Otani. Otani pottery has changed over the years but tends to be rustic in nature.
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