Tokoname yaki ceramic hall 常滑焼陶磁器会館
this video is taking photographs inside Tokoname yaki ceramic hall
常滑市陶磁器会館の館内です。常滑焼がたくさんありました。2019.8.12
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Tokoname Tourism. Tokoname (常滑市 Tokoname-shi?) is a city located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
In May 2015 the city had an estimated population of 57.024 and a population density of 1020 persons per km². The total area was 55.89 square kilometres (21.58 sq mi).
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AMAZING JAPANESE POTTERY
I go on a walk in Tokyo and find an amazing store with some great Japanese pottery. What a day!
Kakiemon: a history of making Japanese porcelain
2016 marks the 400th anniversary of porcelain production in Japan. It is said to have started in 1616 in Arita, a town on the southern island of Kyushu near Nagasaki. One of the major styles of porcelain from Arita is known as Kakiemon. The Kakiemon style dates back to the 1670s and was made for a largely European market. It originated with Sakaida Kakiemon I, who learnt the secrets to overglaze enamelling possibly from a Chinese specialist in Nagasaki in 1647. He then introduced this technique to Arita, earning the name ‘Kakiemon’, which derives from kaki (persimmon) after the orange-red colour of the enamel.
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Made in Japan: Kakiemon and 400 years of porcelain
23 June – 21 August 2016
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63 Chawans - Japanese tea bowls in 4K - all for sale (VLOG 25)
63 Chawans in 4K
Information and timecodes for each Chawan listed below. See the number in the top left in the video.
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Shipping price will be added.
The information here is very limited. If a bowl has a seal, it is possible with some work to find more accurate information. Contact us if you have specific questions and we'll see what we can do. If you know something about a specific bowl, please comment!
The bowls largely DON'T have boxes or certificates. Some of them are used. Ask for more details. If chawan has a box or certificate, it is mentioned in the info below. If not mentioned, no other materials are included.
Enjoy!
Explanation of abbreviations below:
W = Width = Diameter of the mouth of bowl
H = Height
1.
0:06
W cm: 11
H cm: 9
300€
Ceramist: Deishi Shibuya
Area: Yamaguchi
Type: Oni-Hagi, White Hagi
3.
0:37
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
90€
Ceramist: Hiroyama
Type: Mino-yaki
4.
1:11
W cm: 13
H cm: 8
150€
Type: Mishima
5.
1:44
W cm: 13
H cm: 8
150€
Type: Hakeme, korean style
Other: No seal visible
7.
2:21
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
85€
Ceramist: Syouzan
Area: Kyoto
Type: Kyo-yaki
8.
2:25
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Ceramist: Shuzan
Area: City of Toki, Gifu prefecture
Type: Mino-Yaki, Shino
9.
3:28
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Ceramist: Shuzan
Area: City of Toki, Gifu prefecture
Type: Mino-Yaki, Shino
11.
4:03
W cm: 9
H cm: 9
140€
Ceramist: Kamei Miraku
Area: Fukuoka
Type: Takatori-Yaki
12.
4:38
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
110€
Type: hakeme, korean style
13.
5:10
W cm: 11
H cm: 9
70€
Area: Yamaguchi
Type: Hagi-yaki
14.
5:46
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
78€
Area: fukuoka
Type: takatori yaki
15.
6:19
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
100€
Type: tenmoku shape
16.
6:52
W cm: 10
H cm: 7
80€
Type: picnic Type
17.
7:24
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
90€
Ceramist: katoh tohsan
Area: kyo-yaki
Other: paper box
18.
7:56
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
75€
19.
8:30
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
85€
20.
9:01
W cm: 14
H cm: 9
90€
21.
9:35
W cm: 11
H cm: 9
90€
Type: Oribe style
Other: paper box, certificate
22.
10:10
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Area: Kyoto
Type: kyo-yaki
Other: paper box, certificate
23.
10:44
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
80€
24.
11:16
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
80€
Type: Vietnamese style, 12 zodiacs
Other: paper box
25.
11:48
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
75€
26.
12:22
W cm: 15
H cm: 5
120€
Area: Seto-yaki
Type: Oribe, summer bowl
27.
12:58
W cm: 13
H cm: 8
75€
Ceramist: Shuraku
Type: Summer bowl, kyo-yaki,
28.
13:32
W cm: 15
H cm: 6
100€
Type: Summer bowl, Oribe-style
29.
14:04
W cm: 14
H cm: 5
70€
Type: Summer bowl
30.
14:32
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
80€
Other: Tiny crack on the outer rim
31.
15:01
W cm: 13
H cm: 7
110€
Type: korean style
32.
15:33
W cm: 10
H cm: 7
150€
Area: Yamaguchi
Type: hagi-yaki
33.
16:11
W cm: 12
H cm: 7
110€
Type: tenmoku shape, porcelain
Other: paper box
34.
16:44
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
110€
Type: Fushimi ware, chrystanthemum themed
Other: paper box
35.
17:23
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Type: e-shino
Other: paper box
36.
18:00
W cm: 14
H cm: 7
70€
37.
18:32
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
90€
38.
19:08
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
120€
Other: wooden box, no bands on the box
39.
19:43
W cm: 14
H cm: 6
85€
Area: yellow seto
Type: summer bowl
40.
20:17
W cm: 13
H cm: 8
110€
Type: korean style
Other: wooden box, no bands
41.
20:53
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
120€
Type: green oribe
42.
21:27
W cm: 10
H cm: 8
80€
Type: Korean style
43.
22:00
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
100€
Area: kyushu ware
44.
22:36
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
75€
Other: paper box
45.
23:04
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
70€
Area: kyo-yaki
Other: paper box
46.
23:36
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
150€
Type: black raku
47.
24:07
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
250€
Ceramist: katoh takamishi, kajitsu kiln
Area: seto-yaki
48.
24:38
W cm: 13
H cm: 5
70€
Area: kyo-yaki
Type: summer bowl
Other: obviously used, base is stained
49.
25:09
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Type: Bizen
50.
25:38
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
75€
51.
26:11
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
85€
52.
26:49
W cm: 12
H cm: 9
80€
53.
27:21
W cm: 10
H cm: 9
90€
54.
28:03
W cm: 12
H cm: 5
90€
Type: “nodate”, picnic
55.
28:40
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
130€
Type: kyo-yaki
Other: certificate
56.
29:21
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
60€
57.
29:54
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
85€
Type: neshino (blue shino)
Other: paper box
58.
30:26
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
80€
Type: celadon bowl, Vietnamese style
Other: paper box
59.
30:58
W cm: 10
H cm: 8
80€
60.
31:34
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
95€
61.
32:12
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
130€
Type: Oribe-yaki
Other: wooden box with bands a bit damaged, certificate
62.
32:48
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
85€
Area:Yamaguchi
Type: Hagi-yaki
63.
33:24
W cm: 10
H cm: 9
120€
Type: Black Raku
64.
33:58
W cm: 11
H cm: 7
130€
65.
34:34
W cm: 11
H cm: 8
85€
Type: Green Oribe
66.
35:11
W cm: 12
H cm: 8
90€
SAGA ADVENTURE: Of Castles and Pottery
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Throwing pottery/ Bizen potter from Japan demonstrated 1
4 December 2015 at Methodist church hall in Kind nags Langley
Potter : Kazuya Ishida
Throwing pottery/ Bizen potter from Japan demonstrated 4 / spiral method No2
4 December 2015 at Methodist church hall in Kind nags Langley
Potter : Kazuya Ishida
「KARATSU YAKI」Karatsu ware(唐津焼) impart to the United Kingdom(イギリス) .
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1200여 년의 전통을 자랑하는 교토 도자기는 장인들이 지켜온 오랜 자존심이다. 활짝 열려있는 공방의 문, 누구나 장인들의 작업을 가까이에서 지켜볼 수 있다. 섬세한 손끝에서 빚어져 나온 작은 그릇들에서 고집스러운 장인 정신이 느껴진다. 교토인 들의 저력을 가장 잘 볼 수 있는 이곳, 도자기 공방에서 나는 지금까지 교토를 지켜온 사람들이 권세가들이 아니라 도공들 같은 서민들이 아닐까 생각해봤다. 막 구워 나온 접시에선 경쾌한 소리가 났다. “왜 이런 소리가 나나요?” “접시에 바른 유약이 온도변화에 따라 미세하게 균열이 생기면서 나는 소리예요. 그것이 곧 작품의 미적 완성을 높이는 과정이죠.” 다카시마 고슈씨도 일본 도자기 역사에 대해 잘 알고 있었다. “도요토미 히데요시가 한반도에서 도공들을 데려왔기 때문에 일본이 독창성을 갖게 된 시기는 그 이후가 됩니다. 교토 도자기가 유명한 것은 중국이나 한반도에서 건너온 사람들의 기술과 능력 덕분이에요. 따라서 일본 도자기의 원류는 한국, 중국이라고 생각합니다.”
[English: Google Translator]
1200 Kyoto pottery with a proud tradition of years is a long pride artisans defended. In the studio doors wide open, anyone can watch the work of craftsmen from the closer. I feel this stubborn craftsmanship in a small bowl with turned out fine brew at your fingertips. The strength of Kyoto, the best can see here, these people defended the Kyoto pottery workshop looked at so far I think people wonder they are not like the potter authority. In baking dish just came out sounded upbeat sound. Why is this sound nanayo? I'm fine cracks while lively sound right, depending on the temperature glaze on the plate. It's a process of improving the aesthetic perfection of work soon. Takashima Mr. Ghosh was familiar with the history of Japanese ceramics. The Japanese have a creative period because of Toyotomi Hideyoshi took the potter came from the Korean peninsula is the later. It's thanks to the famous Kyoto pottery skills and abilities of the people who came from China and the Korean peninsula. Therefore, the origin of Japanese pottery think Korea and China.
[Japanese: Google Translator]
1200年の伝統を誇る京都の陶磁器は、職人が守ってきた長年の誇りです。大きく開いている工房のドア、誰職人の作業を間近で見守ることができる。繊細な指先で起きて出てきた小さなボウルにおいてこだわりな職人技が感じられる。京都人の底力を最もよく見ることができますここで、陶器工房で私は今まで、京都を守ってきた人々が権威がなく、塗工のような庶民がないか考えてみた。焼き出てきた皿で軽快な音がした。 「なぜこのような音が私ですか？」「皿に塗っ釉薬が温度変化に応じて、微細に亀裂が生じて音です。それはすぐに作品の美的完成を高める過程です。 高島甲州さんも日本セラミックスの歴史に精通していた。 「豊臣秀吉が朝鮮半島から陶工を連れてきたので、日本が創造性を持つようになった時期は、その後になります。京都陶磁器が有名なのは、中国や朝鮮半島から渡ってきた人々のスキルや能力のおかげなんです。したがって、日本の磁器の源流は韓国、中国だと思います。
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Tobeyaki Pottery 砥部焼 Ehime's Traditional Craft Work (cc for eng subtitle)
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A visit to a Tobeyaki potter in Tobe, Ehime. Check out Mr.Ikeda's beautiful ceramic arts and his amazing skill!
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愛媛で有名な物のひとつ「砥部焼」作家 池田富士夫さんを取材！美しい砥部焼アートと見事な技術をご覧下さい。
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For the last 14 years, Japanese potter Abe Haruya has handcarved porcelain ceramics.
Japan 1965 Reel 11 of 40
Cat. Reel 262 1965: Reel 11: Japan. Kyoto. Nara. Byōdō-in. April 7-8.
Byōdō-in Temple:
Carved base for Buddha statue.
Carved statue: lotus leaves.
Buddha: note hands. Ornamental gilding.
Buddha: side view (underexposed).
Shoes left at shrine entrance.
Temple or shrine.
Bamboo fountain, stone trough, bamboo cup.
Tree support: bamboo framework.
Bronze bell: ornamental design (underexposed).
Bamboo donation box.
Street scenes. Vender.
City: blue roofs (distant shot).
Old man: face, robes (cu).
Potter making porcelain pot using curved tool (cu).
Smoothing dish for glazing (cu).
Applying glaze to bowl on rotating stand.
Decorating hexagon dish by hand (cu).
Decorating dishes with brush (cu).
Electric kiln (underexposed).
Sloping kiln (Koto Buki Pottery Co., Ltd.)
At NARA: Commerce and Industrial Hall:
3 masks: grotesques (underexposed)
Single-piece bamboo tea-strainer
Bamboo vases.
Water dipper.
2 bamboo fans.
Painted, wood-carved figures.
Famous wood carver: making initial cut. Cutting block with chisel
Throwing pottery/ Bizen potter from Japan demonstrated 2/ Blind throwing
4 December 2015 at Methodist church hall in Kind nags Langley
Potter : Kazuya Ishida
AZTEC TEMPLE MUSEUM
Pottery, fabric, and historical data on display in the Aztec Temple Museum in New Mexico.