Pottery is one of the oldest art forms in Japan. It combines and preserves 10,000 years of history, texture and color. Thanks to countless styles, schools and clays, the range of of wares is virtually endless.
Take a look at the various pieces below to see how intricate traditional patterns, textures and colors are expressed in Japanese ceramics.
Other articles in this series:
1. Traditional Japanese Colors
2. Traditional Japanese Colors – Modern Trad
3. Traditional Japanese Colors – In Prints
4. Traditional Japanese Colors – In Textile
5. Traditional Japanese Colors – Pinks and Reds
6. Traditional Japanese Colors – Yellows and Browns
7. Traditional Japanese Colors – Greens
8. Traditional Japanese Colors – Blues
9. Traditional Japanese Colors – Purples
10. Traditional Japanese Colors – More
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