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Meiko Yoshinaga
Belongs to Underglazing department
In charge of underglazing
I decided to join the company Arita Porcelain Lab because I wanted to work for production by hands and not by machines. First the patterns are outlined in gosu (a pigment of cobalt oxide) and then paint is applied inside the patterns.
I think that the desire to improve oneself is important. In order to improve my skills of drawing, I keep drawing at home and painting classes. It is fascinating to be able to draw the Meiji Old Imari patterns of 100 years ago. I was very happy to be given the opportunity to draw such fine patterns.
I think that Arita Porcelain Lab products meet the young customers' senses. It is good that new comers are joining us now to rejuvenate our company. I think they will contribute to create a lot of new design to gain more young customers. I wish Arita Porcelain Lab to be patronized by lot of customers for a long time.
Junichi Kawajiri
Yoshihiro Ura
Tsuneo Yamaryo
Junichi Kawajiri
Yoshihiro Ura
Tsuneo Yamaryo
2022.05.17
2020.12.14
2020.10.12
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2024.12.09
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2024.09.09
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2024.04.16
Product Information
2024.04.08
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2023.12.10
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Founded in 1804, “Arita Porcelain Lab” is the modern brand name of the Yazaemon Kiln, which was established over 200 years ago.
It is one of Arita’s oldest and largest-scale operating kilns.
Our luxury and modern style of Arita porcelain pieces are created
one by one by handwork of skilled artisants,
taking advantage of the unique and techniques inherited in tradition of Yazaemon kiln, which evolved through countless trials.
