Material · No. 09
No. 09Material
磁土
Used in 15 crafts
No. IIICrafts from this material
15三重県 · 陶磁器
四日市萬古焼
三重県
Yokkaichi Banko Ware is a ceramic tradition centered in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, celebrated for its purple-clay teapots, heat-resistant earthenware pots, and a wide variety of refined decorative and practical vessels.
京都府 · 陶磁器
京焼・清水焼
京都府
Kyo Ware / Kiyomizu Ware is a collective term for fine ceramics produced in Kyoto, distinguished by elegant overglaze painting, a remarkable diversity of styles and techniques, and a centuries-long relationship with Japanese tea culture. It remains one of Japan's most prestigious ceramic traditions.
佐賀県 · 陶磁器
伊万里・有田焼
佐賀県
Imari-Arita Ware is Japan's oldest porcelain tradition, produced in and around Arita, Saga Prefecture. Renowned for its luminous white porcelain body and intricate overglaze enamel decoration, it has been treasured by collectors and royal courts around the world for centuries.
兵庫県 · 陶磁器
出石焼
兵庫県
Izushi Ware is a fine porcelain produced in Izushi, Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is celebrated for its exceptionally pure white body, translucent glaze, and delicate blue-and-white painted designs, earning it a reputation as one of the premier white porcelains in Japan.
岐阜県 · 陶磁器
美濃焼
岐阜県
Mino Ware is a broad family of ceramics produced in the Tono region of Gifu Prefecture. Encompassing distinctive styles such as Shino, Oribe, Ki-Seto, and Seto-Guro, it is Japan's largest ceramic production area, celebrated for its diversity of glazes and forms.
愛媛県 · 陶磁器
砥部焼
愛媛県
Tobe Ware is a style of porcelain produced in Tobe Town, Ehime Prefecture. Distinguished by its sturdy white body and hand-painted indigo-blue designs in cobalt pigment, it is celebrated as practical, everyday tableware with a warm, unpretentious charm.
愛知県 · 陶磁器
三州鬼瓦工芸品
愛知県
Sanshu Onigawara Craft Ware originates from Aichi Prefecture (historically known as Mikawa, or "Sanshu"), the heartland of Japanese roof-tile production. Rooted in the centuries-old craft of sculpting demon-faced ridge tiles to ward off evil, these works are prized today as bold decorative objects and collectible folk art.
愛知県 · 陶磁器
常滑焼
愛知県
Tokoname Ware is a ceramic tradition centered in Tokoname City, Aichi Prefecture, and one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. It is best known for its distinctive reddish-brown "shudei" teapots, prized for unglazed, high-fired clay that is said to enhance the flavor of tea.
愛知県 · 陶磁器
瀬戸染付焼
愛知県
Seto Sometsuke Ware is a type of blue-and-white porcelain produced in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. It is distinguished by delicate hand-painted designs applied with cobalt-blue pigment (gosu) on a white porcelain body, then glazed and fired to a luminous finish.
熊本県 · 陶磁器
天草陶磁器
熊本県
Amakusa Porcelain is a ceramic tradition from the Amakusa region of Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. Prized for its translucent white porcelain body made from locally sourced Amakusa pottery stone, it is admired for its refined glazes and delicate painted decoration.
石川県 · 陶磁器
九谷焼
石川県
Kutani Ware is a richly decorated porcelain produced in Ishikawa Prefecture, renowned for its bold overglaze painting using a vivid five-color palette — red, green, yellow, purple, and deep blue — applied in sweeping, expressive compositions.
福岡県 · 人形･こけし
博多人形
福岡県
Hakata Dolls are unglazed clay figurines crafted in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, celebrated for their delicate hand-painted colors and gracefully flowing forms depicting figures from everyday life, history, and legend.
福島県 · 陶磁器
会津本郷焼
福島県
Aizu Hongo Ware is a ceramic tradition produced in the Hongo district of Aizumisato Town, Fukushima Prefecture. Regarded as one of the oldest kiln sites in the Tōhoku region, it encompasses a wide range of styles from rustic earthenware to refined porcelain.
長崎県 · 陶磁器
三川内焼
長崎県
Mikawachi Ware is a refined porcelain tradition from the Mikawachi district of Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture. Celebrated for its translucent white porcelain body and delicate cobalt-blue underglaze designs, it ranks among the most elegant of the Hizen ceramic lineages.
長崎県 · 陶磁器
波佐見焼
長崎県
Hasami Ware is a style of ceramic pottery produced in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture. Celebrated for its durability, practicality, and refined yet understated designs, it has long been a beloved choice for everyday tableware across Japan.