Japanese Ceramics

Decorative Imari plates with horse and floral designs on wooden cabinet

Gosu Aka-e: Chinese Porcelain in Japanese Ceramics

Gosu aka-e is a bold, red-overglaze porcelain originating from southern China, later adapted by Japanese potters, particularly Okuda Eisen, influencing tea culture and ceramic tradition.Read More →

"Naked" - artist Alicja Buławka-Fankidejska, ceramics, the artwork created using naked raku technique of firing. Presented at III Latvia Ceramics Biennale Martinsons Award 2021

Raku Ware: A Journey Through Time and Aesthetics

Raku ware, rooted in 16th-century Japan, blends unique firing processes with wabi-sabi aesthetics, creating ceramics that celebrate imperfection and transformation, inspiring modern artists globally.Read More →

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