"Tamba-yaki" Ancient Kilns Guided Tour by Local Pottery Artist
Overview
Tamba-ware Pottery, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, is rooted in Tachikui, Tamba Sasayama. The area features over 50 kilns where local pottery artists create a diverse range of styles from traditional crafts to innovative pieces.
- 🌿 Meet your English-speaking guide outside Aino Station for your transfer to Tamba Sasayama.
- 🎨 Visit approximately three local kilns with a local artist, learning about the long history of Tamba-ware.
- 🏺 Possible kiln visits include Ichino Denichi Kiln, known for flower pots with unique designs.
- 🌍 Explore Kaneto Kiln, recognized internationally for its creative pottery featured in overseas galleries.
- 🖼️ See Toshihiko kiln/gallery showcasing a wide variety of pottery from daily dinnerware to stunning art pieces.
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- Visits to multiple kilns
- English-speaking guide
- Guided by local artist
- Pickup and drop-off at Aino Station
- Food and drinks (Lunch option is available for purchase)
- Pottery-making workshop (option is available for purchase)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (option is available for purchase)
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Tanba Sasayama・Example of klin visits: Ichino Denichi Kiln - A kiln specializing in making flower pots. They use their unique know-how to design the best pots for each plant.Toshihiko Kiln - A wide variety of works, from friendly pieces for daily use to beautiful works of art. The gallery also has a room with a sunken hearth.Kaneto Kiln - Characterized by creative artwork, Kaneto Kiln has received many inquiries from overseas galleries.*The visited location is subject to change depending on the client's preference and the kiln’s availability. During the tour, there may be an opportunity to talk over a cup of tea at the kiln.