Yasuo Terada and his son Teppie with Carol in front of their 14 chamber noborigama which they are currently building in Seto.Looking down from the top of the 14 chamber noborigama kiln of Yasuo and Teppie Terada.
Kim Schuefftan’s third Guest Post is up. To read FOR THE LOVE OF CLAY, click Guest Posts above.
Mary Merkel-Hess, washi paper baskets, 1995-96
Kim Schuefftan’s third Guest Post is up. To read Washi: A Plain Piece of Paper, click Guest Posts above.
small child riding a giant carp from Takayama photo by Chad Chad Orzel
We’ve posted Kim Schuefftan’s second observation on art in Japan. To read
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Click here to read Kim’s observations on art in situ in Tsurugi, Japan.
photos by Kim Schuefftan
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