List of Ceramic art experience Page 4
- Age 6~Age 100
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 11:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 18:30
Real Bizen soil, real Okayama Plan to bake with rice cake. No glaze is applied, and a simple and deep pottery is completed, baking only the soil. 1 kg of clay is alone. Make two bowls, bowls and dishes. Bizen ware takes about 3 months to finish baking.
- Age 0~Age 100
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 13:30 / 15:00
Use the electric potter's wheel "rice bowl, cup, beer mug, mug, take dish, vase, bowl, pasta dish, prime bee" Let's create four and more! Staff will support to be able to work that can everyday use. Be than usual taste when you use the ones that you create change! ?
- Age 6~Age 100
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 11:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 18:30
20th Year of marriage “pottery wedding” experience plan. Made with the same molding method as the craftsman. Clay is available in “Porcelain clay”. I feel like a potter and make it using a rotating electric rocker. If you don't concentrate, it will be crushed. The instructor will help you to make it for you. ! We will make 6 containers for you (^^)
- Age 3~Age 100
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 13:30 / 16:00 / 18:00
In hand forming, it is a ceramic art experience plan to make a wedding gift to, such as friends and family. You can give the pottery made wholeheartedly to the important people in the wedding gift. Since the number to the limit is not, it can also be made in any number as long as time permits. In addition to a couple bowls, it is also recommended to the surprise gift from Futari as a gift to the wedding gift and attendants.
結婚式の二次会で夫にサプライズで渡すものとして企画したため今回はこのウェディングプランを選びました。陶芸は一度中学生の頃に体験していたことがあったので二回目なら少しうまくできるかなと思いましたがなかなか思い通りにはいきませんでした...。ただ時間帯が遅くで私一人しかいなかったのもあると思いますが先生がほぼつきっきりで指導してくださり後半は自分でも思ったような作品が出来ました。普通の体験とは違ってウェディング体験は2時間と長いのでじっくりと作品作りに向き合えるのが◎だと思います。今回は色付けの体験もして少し凝った作品に仕上げてみました。ウェディングプランでは色付けで教室にある釉薬を全部使えたらしいのですが折角の贈り物なので自分で体験することにしました。2回目の体験も色々学ぶことも多く楽しめました。作品の方も無事受け取りまして二次会サプライズも大成功!大変良い思い出になりました。体験時に撮影してくれた写真も二次会の時のちょっとしたネタになるかもしれませんよ(笑)
- Age 0~Age 99
- 2~3 hours
- 13:00
As the name suggests, "Blue Indigo Kiln", which is a quaint workshop where a 100-year-old Japanese house was renovated by itself and the second generation Toshiyuki Matsushita works on ceramic works, is blue, indigo, and dark blue. It features an elegant work that uses the glaze of the above as an accent color. The indigo bowl goes well with both Japanese and Western dishes and enhances the deliciousness of the dish. In the experience plan, you can experience both the "hand-kneading" technique, which even beginners can easily work on, and the "electric potter's wheel". ~ Flow of the day ~ 1. About the charm of "blue indigo kiln" and beautiful works 2. Ceramic art work production by "hand-bending" and "electric potter's wheel" (1 piece each) 3. Custom-made work production by kiln * Takeaway Gifts ・ Own work by "hand-bending" and "electric potter's wheel" (1 each) -Made-to-order work by ceramic artist Toshiyuki Matsushita (1) * The work will be mailed at a later date
- Age 20~Age 100
- 3~4 hours
- 10:00
2019 Limited-time plan until April! This is a valuable plan where you can create your own work and experience a pot-making experience in a traditional climbing kiln. ※ Ceramic art and kiln burning are different places Dates Please note that it will be held at ~ Flow of experience ~ ① Ceramic art experience: February to April / Every Sunday, 1st and 2nd Monday from 10:00 Nara Classroom) ② Kiln burning experience: May 18-May 21 (Iga (Mie) Classroom) * Date / time consultation required
- Age 20~
- 3~4 hours
- 10:00
2019 Limited-time plan until April! This is a valuable plan where you can create your own work and experience a pot-making experience in a traditional climbing kiln. * Ceramics and kiln burning are separate Dates Please note that it will be held at ~ Flow of experience ~ Ceramic art experience: February-April / Saturday 10: 00- (Iga (Mie)Classroom) * Customers who wish to visit other than Saturdays should consult the facility directly. Kiln burning experience: May 18 to May 21 (Iga (Mie) Classroom) * Date / time consultation required
- Age 6~Age 80
- 1~2 hours
- 11:00 / 13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00 / 19:00
Choose from the Edo period and Meiji period antiques, choose ceramic feet and transfer them (gold joints), and experience the making of Omotesando ware, including only one goblet in the world. Mr. Taku Nakano is a ceramic artist at Omotesando pottery who continues to produce “a vessel that no one has ever seen” with the motif of the universe. You can choose antiques in the workshop, or bring your own vessel and enjoy various arrangements and remakes. Let's get closer to the charm of creating a container that transforms into a surprisingly modern way by combining the materials created by Mr. Nakano. Course flow 1. Preparation Explanations(10 minutes) 2. Selection of materials 3. Production (60 minutes)
- Age 8~Age 99
- 5~6 hours
- 10:00 / 11:00
★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★《Electric potter's wheel special intensive course》In this course, you can learn the basics of making pottery with an electric potter's wheel. One electric potter's wheel is reserved for one person for one day.Lessons - clay kneading - various work practice All courses are aimed at beginners, so even first-timers are welcome to join us♪On weekdays, the number of participants is limited to 5 people. ★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★*゚ ゜゚*★◆Recommended for the following people◆・For those who want to seriously study pottery・For those who are new to pottery・Create various things with the electric potter's wheel ◆Experience content◆How do you feel...Ceramic craftsman Making using an electric potter's wheel that spins around, like the ones you often see on TV.The clay used is ``Shigaraki red clay''.In addition, ``Shigaraki white clay'', ``Bizen clay'', and ``Kuro Mikage'' are used. It is also possible to use clay, porcelain clay, etc. If you don't concentrate, it will collapse, but the instructor will help you make it, so even beginners don't have to worry. We will practice making plates, single flower vases, sake bottles, sake cups, etc. Please contact us if you have a desired work. You can choose 2 pieces within the price and we will fire them for you. You can also add more pieces (ceramics 800 yen tax excluded, porcelain 1,000 yen tax excluded), so everyone can make them as gifts.Of course, solo customers are also welcome, so please feel free to come (^^)◆Required time ◆About 6 hours (with a break) *It usually takes about 3 months to bake. If you are in a hurry, please contact us. ◆Daily schedule◆10:00 Reception 10:10 Classroom lecture * Types and history of pottery, etc. 10:30 Clay kneading 11:00 Electric potter's wheel practical skill 12:30 Lunch break 13:30 Electric potter's wheel practical skill *While taking a break...16: 30 Ended Thank you for your hard work (^^)◆Price◆Person…16,500 yen (tax included)◆Included in the price◆・Tuition fee, clay fee, work firing fee (2 pieces)◆Things that can be made◆Tea cup・We will fire 2 items such as mugs, bowls, plates, single flower vases, and sake bottles. *Additional items are possible. ◆ What to bring ◆ Please bring an apron and a towel to wipe your hands. Rentals (100 yen) are also available. There is a private parking lot (for 1 car) next to the workshop. 500 yen (^^) / *Children under elementary school age cannot participate alone. Parents are also requested to accompany them. We also accept participation only with a guardian (550 yen) only in case of special circumstances. Same-day reservation OK》Amagasaki Monta Kobo 06-6417-3303080-6109-8239 Please feel free to contact us m(__)m
- Age 15~Age 80
- 2~3 hours
- 13:00
The cocoon pot, a ceramic art workshop, is located on a lush hill surrounded by seasonal flowers and trees. The original and beautiful blue Ai Asagi's "Celadon" created by his father, Mitsuo, in the first generation. Mitsuharu Sato, one of the few potters in Japan who makes this celadon work, will carefully guide you, so you can enjoy pottery with peace of mind even for the first time. In addition, Mr. Sato will create your own original work. There is also Dogakuji Temple, which is the second temple of the Shikoku-specific sacred place, and it is one of the pleasures to take a walk around the workshop. ~ Flow of the day ~ 1. About the charm of "Kikama" and beautiful works 2. Ceramic art work production by "hand-bending" (1 point) 3. Creating an image of a walking design near the workshop 4. Custom-made work production by the kiln * Takeaway gift ・ Own work by hand-made by ceramic artist Mitsuharu Sato (1 piece) * The work will be mailed at a later date
- Age 10~
- Over 6 hours on the day
- 09:00
Tea people have long been fascinating, and it feels like the heart of Kyoto. Why don't you follow their day and taste the world of Kyōto? Tea ceremony experience In the morning, like a tea person called to a tea party, you enter the tea ceremony and receive tea and Japanese sweets. After seeing the front, you can talk about tea utensils, Explanations You can try the front side of the book and listen to the instructions. Gojozaka guided tour We will guide you around Gojozaka called “Chawanzaka” by gathering shops handling various ceramics. You can see tea utensils in real stores, visit Japanese confectionery shops, go around the famous places ... You can relax and experience a place where you can feel the heartbeat of Kyoto. The first three methods You can learn the first three methods in the same way as a tea person who cherishes practice learns how to use tea utensils everyday. Students who learn the proper amount of tea leaves, teacups, the beautiful handling of tea utensils and the spirit of Sencha-do in full-scale trial lessons will receive a certificate. Why don't you brew delicious tea like a tea person?
- Age 16~Age 100
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00 / 16:00 / 18:30
You can use the electric wheel to make a container for the drawer. Since the instructor will help you, even inexperienced people can be relieved! At the reception, why not try to toast with a handmade cup? Teacups, beer cups, shochu cups etc ... It depends on the number you make, but it will be completed in about 1 month.
- Age 10~Age 100
- 2~3 hours /3~4 hours
- 10:30
Tamba ware is one of Japan's six ancient kilns*. In a relaxed town where the original Japanese scenery spreads out, you can receive direct instruction from active pottery makers who have inherited traditional techniques. You can experience authentic Tamba ware. A unique experience that touches your heart. *Japan's Six Ancient Kilns is a general term for the six representative kilns (Echizen, Seto, Tokoname, Shigaraki, Tamba, and Bizen) that have continued to produce ceramics from the Middle Ages to the present day. It was named by Mr. Fujio Koyama, an ancient ceramics researcher, around 1945, and was designated as a "Japan Heritage" in 2017.
- Age 10~Age 100
- 2~3 hours /3~4 hours
- 10:30
Tanba ware is one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. In a relaxed town with a traditional Japanese landscape, you will be directly taught by an active potter who has inherited traditional techniques. You can experience making authentic Tanba ware. It is a one-of-a-kind experience that will touch your heart. *The Six Ancient Kilns of Japan is a collective name for the six representative kilns (Echizen, Seto, Tokoname, Shigaraki, Tanba, and Bizen) that have continued to produce porcelain from the Middle Ages to the present day. They were named by Fujio Koyama, a researcher of ancient ceramics, around 1948, and were certified as "Japan Heritage" in 2017. (As an after-campaign for the Hyogo Destination Campaign, participants will receive a "small gift that can be used for travel"! *) *We will mail it to you at a later date.
- Age 6~Age 80
- 2~3 hours
- 11:00 / 13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00 / 19:00
Choose antiques from the Edo period and the Meiji period, choose ceramic and glass necks, stems, and feet and transfer them (gold joints) to make Omotesando ware, such as the world's only wine glass, shot glass, and goblet. Experience lecture. You can choose antiques in the workshop, or bring your own vessel and enjoy various arrangements and remakes. Let's get closer to the charm of creating a container that transforms into a surprisingly modern way by combining the materials created by Mr. Nakano. Omotesando-yaki The latest in fashion area A contemporary ceramic art created by Taku Nakano, a leading ceramic artist in Omotesando. Ceramics, glass, rare metals, and other rare materials for pottery are modernly fused and sublimated into a bowl using gold splices. Unparalleled in Japan and around the world. TNCA: Taku Nakano CeramicArts Course flow 1. Preparation Explanations(10 minutes) 2. Selection of materials 3. Production (120 to 180 minutes) (Two finished products: those who want to produce a lot
- Age 6~Age 80
- 2~3 hours
- 11:00 / 13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00 / 19:00
Experience-making course to make a cup that gives off a rainbow-colored shine like black opal. You can make your own constellation and foot to make one wine cup or goblet in the world. The motif of the vessel that gives off a rare glow in the world is the dark matter "Dark Matter" that Einstein predicted. 95% of the universe filling the surroundings of celestial bodies such as constellations more It is a substance that occupies. It may be irresistible and beautiful for space lovers. Omotesando-yaki The latest in fashion area A contemporary ceramic art created by Taku Nakano, a leading ceramic artist in Omotesando. Materials that are rare in ceramics, such as ceramics, glass, and rare metals, are fused and modernized using gold joints. Sublimated pottery. Unparalleled in Japan and around the world. Course flow 1. Preparation Explanations(10 minutes) 2. Production (120 to 180 minutes) (Two finished products: If you want to make many products, consult)
- Age 5~Age 100
- Within 1 hour
Use the ceramic art for paint, draw and your own favorite words or pictures, patterns freely, is a picture with experience plan foolproof. By hope, for those who want to challenge the Advanced Administration is, paste the cut-out paper to vessel was unglazed, you can also painting experience of "Miyama Japanese paper stencil dyeing" to instill the pigment with a brush.
- Age 13~Age 99
- 1~2 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00
The back side of the colorful color. Among the many "traditions" and "evolutions" of Nishikiyama kiln, there are many fans in the world view and charm of the work, and we pursue "Kinrande" works using gold leaf that we create independently. Kinrande kiln. The second generation owner, Minori Yoshita, is widely known as a living national treasure of Kutani ware. In this program, you can see the inquisitive spirit transmitted to the Nishikiyama kiln and experience a part of it in order to demonstrate the creativity that can be said to be a transcendental technique that looks very profane. Nishikiyama kiln with a history of over 100 years. In addition to traditional techniques, we are also working on new things in the face of the big question, "How will we deliver it in the next 100 years?" We will review traditional techniques, search for a way that is suitable for our current life, and train the staff of the kiln. Nishikiyama kiln manufacturing aims to integrate tradition and innovation. "Kinrande" Kinrande refers to the decorative technique of fixing gold on colored ceramics and its works. Beginning with the Song dynasty in China, it flourished from the Ming dynasty to the Qing dynasty. In Japan, the Kinrande appeared from the Genroku era of Edo, using the Ming dynasty's Jingde Town kiln as an example, and it resembled the "Kinrande" woven fabric woven with gold thread and cut gold leaf, so it came to be called by this name in Japan. rice field. There are techniques such as "drawing gold" to draw a line with gold paint, "swinging gold" to scatter gold powder, and "pasting gold" to paste gold leaf. * For foreign nationals: Information on the day will be in Japanese only.
- Age 16~Age 99
- 1~2 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00
The back side of the colorful color. Among the many "traditions" and "evolutions" of Nishikiyama kiln, there are many fans in the world view and charm of the work, and we pursue "Kinrande" works using gold leaf that we create independently. Kinrande kiln. The second generation owner, Minori Yoshita, is widely known as a living national treasure of Kutani ware. In this program, you can see the inquisitive spirit transmitted to the Nishikiyama kiln and experience a part of it in order to demonstrate the creativity that can be said to be a transcendental technique that looks very profane. Nishikiyama kiln with a history of over 100 years. In addition to traditional techniques, we are also working on new things in the face of the big question, "How will we deliver it in the next 100 years?" We will review traditional techniques, search for a way that is suitable for our current life, and train the staff of the kiln. Nishikiyama kiln manufacturing aims to integrate tradition and innovation. "Kinrande" Kinrande refers to the decorative technique of fixing gold on colored ceramics and its works. Beginning with the Song dynasty in China, it flourished from the Ming dynasty to the Qing dynasty. In Japan, the Kinrande appeared from the Genroku era of Edo, using the Ming dynasty's Jingde Town kiln as an example, and it resembled the "Kinrande" woven fabric woven with gold thread and cut gold leaf, so it came to be called by this name in Japan. rice field. There are techniques such as "drawing gold" to draw a line with gold paint, "swinging gold" to scatter gold powder, and "pasting gold" to paste gold leaf. * For foreign nationals: Information on the day will be in Japanese only.
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