Kiln & Artist
ETERNAL BLUE
kOBEIGAMA
Founded in 1804, Kobeigama has shaped over two centuries of ceramic mastery—once serving the Shogun’s household at Edo Castle.At its core lies a reverence for artistry. Under sixth-generation master Takuo Kato, designated a Living National Treasure, the kiln revived ancient Persian techniques while defining its iconic Aoyu blue.Today, Kobeigama stands not only as a kiln, but as a cultural landmark of Mino—where history, innovation, and timeless beauty converge.
FORM AND COLOR IN MOTION
Hideki Hayashi (Kakuringama)
Hideki Hayashi represents the next generation of Mino ware—bridging tradition and contemporary expression.
Through carved lines and vivid glazes, his work balances precision and warmth. His signature technique—engraving geometric patterns with custom tools—creates striking contrasts of structure and color.
Each piece is tactile, expressive, and quietly transformative—bringing depth and presence to everyday living.
BEYOND PORCELAIN
Kinshodo
Founded on the legacy of Kaneko Rinzo, a master of Arita red painting, Kinshodo carries forward a spirit of innovation rooted in tradition.
Its line "Lin" explores a world beyond porcelain—defined by metallic sheen, layered textures, and dreamlike color.
Each piece challenges expectation, inviting you into a realm where material becomes expression.