Arita ceramics, considered to be the greatest exponent of Japanese ceramics, has ancestral roots in the city of Arita. Influenced by Chinese techniques, it combines mastery and Japanese sensibility in elegant and subtle designs. Its export to Europe as “Old […]
Ceramic painting: Learn the basics and know the materials Ceramic painting has become an increasingly popular activity. It combines creativity with technique to transform common pieces into unique works of art. In addition: It’s rewarding and it’s affordable. In this
All about bisque ceramic We explain what is bisque-fired ceramics, how it is made and why it is a fundamental phase in the creation of the final pieces. What is biscuit ceramic It is a term used in ceramics to
The Magic of Terracotta: A Key Element in Craftsmanship Since our origins, we have worked and used fired clay for an infinite number of purposes. Terracotta has been one of the most widely used materials for millennia. What makes it
The Lasting Beauty of Porcelain: What is its secret? The charm of porcelain lies as much in its beauty as in its functionality, and it remains an appreciated material in modern craftsmanship and industrial manufacturing. What is porcelain and what
The wonders of stoneware in modern ceramics Have you ever wondered what makes some ceramic pieces so resistant? The answer lies in stoneware, that sturdy and versatile variety of the ceramic world that makes us completely forget the fragility of
Earthenware: Guide to know it and how to choose it The manufacturing of plates, cups, and vases dates back to the oldest civilizations, each contributing its own evolution. Throughout the centuries, pottery for everyday use has been a silent witness
KURINUKI: The charm of this Japanese technique Welcome to the wonderful world of kurinuki, a Japanese ceramic technique that elevates clay to the category of art. This unique and millenary method allows us to transform a simple block of clay
Ceramic Mugs: A Perfect Blend of Style, Durability, and Sustainability Who doesn’t want to have their own unique and special ceramic mug to enjoy their coffee or tea in the morning? Or maybe you want to find a special gift
Shoza ceramic style The Shoza style of pottery was developed in Japan in the 19th century. Influenced by the work of many different artists, it consists of the use of different glazing and overglazing techniques. What is called Shoza style
