Études du bol à thé

Kiri-bako: The Paulownia Box Behind a Japanese Tea Bowl Kiri-bako, tomobako, hakogaki: the paulownia box that comes with a Japanese tea bowl is not just packaging. Here's...
The Chasen: How a Bamboo Matcha Whisk Is Made and Used The chasen is the bamboo whisk that turns matcha powder into foam. Here's how Takayama artisans carve one...

Perspectives

Plongées au cœur des fours, des émaux et des pièces qui en sortent.

A Ginpo Hana-Mishima Banko ware donabe clay pot with stamped floral slip-inlay band on the lid

Kiln Study

Banko Ware: The Mie Tradition Behind Japan's Donabe

Banko ware from Yokkaichi, Mie produces about 80 percent of Japan's donabe clay pots. A guide to its tea-merchant origins, petalite clay, shidei teapots, and how to choose...

Shigaraki

Shigaraki Ware: Fire, Clay, and Japan's Six Ancient Kilns

Kutani

Asakura Isokichi : la famille qui a réinventé le Kutani moderne

A classic white Yakushi-style porcelain maneki neko with a raised paw, gold collar bell, and an auspicious chest inscription, on linen by a shoji screen

Seto

Le four Yakushi (Yakushigama) : la tradition moderne du Maneki Neko à Seto

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Rituels

Vivre avec et entretenir les pièces japonaises faites main.

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Séries

Quatre séries en cours de l'atelier — choisissez un fil et suivez-le.

Teabowl Studies

Lire le chawan — fours, émaux et la façon dont un bol se tient

Urushi Studies

L'art de la laque japonaise, couche après couche

Color of Utsuwa

Comment la céramique japonaise a trouvé sa palette

Object Care

Comment vivre avec les objets faits main

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Toutes les histoires du Journal, des plus récentes aux plus anciennes.

The HandMade In Japan Fes 2026 hall at Tokyo Big Sight, filled with makers' booths and visitors

artisans

Les six essentiels du thé : la feuille, l'eau, le feu, le récipient, le cadre, la personne

Exhibition signboard for Lucie Rie: Elegant Vessels Fusing East and West beside the glass nameplate of the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum

ceramic-glazes

Lucie Rie à Tokyo : guide de l'exposition 2026 au musée Teien

A white porcelain cup of pale green sencha with a fine thread of rising steam, beside a warm kyusu on linen by a shoji screen.

hojicha

Apprécier l'arôme du thé : les voies du parfum, la fragrance froide et l'écoute

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I got this Maneki Neko as a special gift for my partner's birthday and he absolutely love it! It came in packaged perfectly and has no flaws on the item.

Unrelated to this shop (they shipped the statue very quickly w/ tracking) it did get stuck in US customs for a bit but no longer than a week, so be aware of timing when you place your order especially if it's for an occasion!

Thank you so much for introducing me to the Yakushi ceramics; my partner is a ceramicist himself and anyone who loves cure cats, ceramics, or genuine Japanese items should buy from ZenKiln!

Thank you so much for your kind words — we're delighted that your partner loved it, and that it arrived safely for his birthday. It's wonderful that he's a ceramicist himself. We hope this Maneki Neko brings you and your family good luck and prosperity for many years to come.

This little guy is absolutely outstanding! It took a little while for him to be made and sent, but he's beautiful, packing and shipping were terrific - no chips or damage.

Hello,
I finally received the cat from you. Although there was a slight delay, my daughter and I are very happy because the cat is beautiful, high quality, and well made.
Your customer service is also wonderful. I will continue to support your business in the future.
Thank you very much, and I wish you good health and all the best.
Warm regards,
Duyen

Great quality and beautiful design

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