Скачать или смотреть Inside Japan’s Oldest Tobe Ware Pottery Kiln

For 230 years, Baizan Kiln has stood in Tobe, Ehime, an enduring presence in Japan’s world of ceramics. Step inside the workshop, and you can feel a quiet warmth settle around you, as if the craftsmen's sincerity gently permeates the air.⁠
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Their pieces are not born of lavish decoration but of a pursuit of everyday beauty—tableware meant to be used, held, and lived with. Each vessel fits comfortably in the hand, strong yet gentle. In every brushstroke and curve, you can sense a beauty created not for display, but for daily life.⁠
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The artisans of Baizan Kiln shape their forms on the wheel with no guides, relying solely on instinct and the sensitivity of their hands. When they paint the flowing arabesque patterns, the brush moves without hesitation across the white porcelain, each stroke carrying the skill and spirit passed down through generations. The entire process, from glazing to firing to finishing, is a sequence of movements where precision and tenderness coexist.⁠
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With a history that continues unbroken for over two centuries, Baizan Kiln still brings warmth to tables around the world today.⁠
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You can discover more of their story on the MUSUBI KILN channel.⁠