Japanese Traditional Crafts

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Murakami Kibori Lacquerware

MURAKAMI Kibori Tsuishu (Wood Carvings and Lacquerware)

Location: Niigata
History: the Heian era (794-1185)
Murakami kibori tsuishu is unique for its intricate engravings and the use of a lacquering method that enhances the beauty of the carvings.

Fukuyama-koto

FUKUYAMA Koto (Japanese Harps)

Location: Hiroshima
History: the beginning of the Edo era (1600-1868)
Fukuyama koto are made of the finest paulownia wood, crafted with exquisite care so that even the most minute details shine through.

kyo-yuzen dyeing

KYO Yuzen (Dyeing)

Location: Kyoto
History: the end of the 17th century
Kyoto Yuzen designs, featuring flowers, birds, and landscapes, have become synonymous with Japanese kimono, showcasing nobleness and grace in a variety of colors.

Akita Cedar Tubs and Barrels

AKITA Sugi Oke Taru (Cedar Cooperage)

Location: Akita
History: the beginning of the 17th century
Akita cedar wood is a versatile, stretch- and shrink-resistant crafting material, providing a natural beauty and rich scent in everyday items like buckets.

Otani Pottery

OTANI Yaki (Pottery)

Location: Tokushima
History: during the 1920s and 1930s
Otani Yaki pottery, a Shikoku-based form, has been in production for over 200 years. It uses a special wheel to create large pots and jars, with the largest kilns in the country.

Kyo Folding Fans

KYO Sensu (Folding Fans)

Location: Kyoto
History: the beginning of the Heian era (794-1185)
Kyoto folding fans, expertly crafted from paper and bamboo, offer a smooth texture and are suitable for formal occasions, performances, and decoration, requiring gentle opening and closing.

Inami Wood Carving

INAMI Chokoku (Woodcarving)

Location: Toyama
History: the 18th century
Inami woodcarving uses camphor, zelkova and paulownia wood, which is carved on both sides with motifs of landscapes, flowers, birds, people and more, using a technique called sukashi-fukabori.

KOISHIWARA YAKI Ceramics

KOISHIWARA Yaki (Pottery)

Location: Fukuoka
History: at the beginning of the Edo era (1600-1868)
Koishiwara Yaki characteristics appear on their decorations, including hakeme (white slip) on large plates or tobi kanna (chatter marks) on pots.

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