Festival japonais in Pantin “Omiya-mono”

MONO Japanese Art participates in a Japanese festival in Pantin, France. It’s just suburb of Paris, and it’s a cosy little event for two days, 25th-26th November. Here is the details : 8 Rue d’Estienne d’Orves, 93500, Pantin  25th 11-19h26th 10-17hEntrance fee 1 euro for under 16yo, 2 euros for who are over 16. MONO Japanese Art… More Festival japonais in Pantin “Omiya-mono”

TAMAI Shinya Artist Nihon-ga

Shinya TAMAI Tamai was born in 1994 in Aichi, Japan. He majors in Japanese painting in Aichi Art University. He is a young emerging artist in the Japanese painting world. His painting follows traditional Nihon-ga (Japanese painting) techniques. The base is Washi Japanese paper which is still produced in many regions in Japan. The colouring… More TAMAI Shinya Artist Nihon-ga

Japanese Artists Exhibition in Paris in June 2022

MONO Japanese Art is preparing an Exhibition of Japanese Artists in June. Collaborating with Looloolook gallery, 12rue de la Sourdière 75001, Paris, we present carefully selected Japanese artists. We gathered our superb artists’ works to explore the world of Kogei: beyond the hand craft. SAGO Michiko :Ceramic artistANDO Ryosuke :Ceramic artistASO Rando :Earth ware artistIMANISHI… More Japanese Artists Exhibition in Paris in June 2022

Seto – Akazu 2: Rokube and Keto of Hasemoto Kilns

Oribe ceramic wares from Hasemoto Kiln: Rokubē and Hasemoto Kiln: Kētō Hasemoto kilns produce Akazu-yaki ceramics. Akazu is a traditional ceramic production area in Seto in Aichi prefecture. Seto is known for its long history of ceramic production. Archeologically it is known that primitive production existed from 5C, but it flourished with tea ceremony tools in… More Seto – Akazu 2: Rokube and Keto of Hasemoto Kilns

Items from Seto – Akazu 1: Shunso

Shunsō : Nakajima Mitsuhisa Sunsō’s Higashi kiln produces Akazu-yaki ceramics. Akazu is a traditional ceramic production area of Seto in Aichi prefecture. Therefore some Akazu-yaki kilns have their roots in tea ceramics when ceramic production was under control of the load of Owari. They are mostly known as Shino, Oribe, Kizeto, Ofuke etc. Nakajima Mitsuhisa carries… More Items from Seto – Akazu 1: Shunso