Although you don't need to know much about Japanese pottery to enjoy using it, there is a fascinating culture just below the surface (regional styles, histories, influence from China and Korea, and much more). There are several...
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Although you don't need to know much about Japanese pottery to enjoy using it, there is a fascinating culture just below the surface (regional styles, histories, influence from China and Korea, and much more). There are several "schools" of Japanese pottery, all of which are focused on a region and the nature of the clay that is found there. There are six main schools, or kilns, in Japan, some dating back to the twelfth century. These schools and their modern-day locations are:
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