Japanese ceramics

Later Japanese Ceramics in Southeast Asia

pbjwelch2023-05-12T16:32:40+08:00

Jaap Otte, a native of the Netherlands, presented findings of his ongoing study of Japanese ceramics exported to Southeast Asia, primarily from Indonesia, from the 19th to the first half of the 20th century, which included architecturally-used ceramics, excavated material and contemporary written sources. His presentation included the following wares: stoneware “bartmann” jugs; water storage jars from Hizen(?); Nagasaki ware bottles; Arita porcelain; Awaji ware; and industrial earthenware and porcelain.

Later Japanese Ceramics in Southeast Asiapbjwelch2023-05-12T16:32:40+08:00

How Bernard Leach taught the Japanese to make handles

SEACS2022-05-31T12:45:19+08:00

Japanese pots, bowls, cups and other ceramics rarely had handles until recently....

How Bernard Leach taught the Japanese to make handlesSEACS2022-05-31T12:45:19+08:00