Oogoya

Shigaraki ware, originating from one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, gained prominence when it captured the attention of esteemed tea masters for its rustic textures and wabi-sabi aesthetics. Among the families who have long supported the region is the Okuda family, whose pottery lineage stretches back over 150 years.

The Longer Path: Crafting Ceramics Through a Collaborative Process

Myoshu

Pulling inspiration from materials that have withstood the test of time, from earthy walls of buildings to older bronze vessels and roman glass, his pieces are a reflection of time passed. Learn more about his inspiration and journey to becoming a potter. 

Wataru Myoshu, Maker of Wabi-Sabi Vases