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sonryo: Mashiko Pottery Village, Japan
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sonryo: Daisei Gama 7th Generation Potter Family
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sonryo: Rain Chain - Kusari Doi - Daise Gama Front Porch
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sonryo: Front Porch Daise Gama
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sonryo: Japanese Red Pine Wood for Kilns-Daisei Gama
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sonryo: Natural Column & Kusari Doi
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sonryo: Father, Apprentice & Son Kick Wheels - Daisei Gama Workshop
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sonryo: Son's Kick Wheel & Workstation
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sonryo: Wood Stove in Daisei Gama Workshop
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sonryo: Son's Wheel
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sonryo: Father's Wheel - Snacking on edamame
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sonryo: Tools
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sonryo: Daisei Gama Kaki (Persimmon) Glaze Vase - Rust brown pigment is from a stone 3 miles from kiln. Turquoise glaze is rice husk, ash, phosphorus & copper.
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sonryo: One of the Last Wood Fired Kilns in Town - Daisei Gama
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sonryo: Mingei (Folk Crafts) Ware Vase & Bowl
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sonryo: Daisei Gama Vase
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sonryo: Daisei Gama Kiln and Stacks of Red Pine
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sonryo: Mashiko Ryokan - Tatamis+Futons
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sonryo: Ryokan Outdoor Onsen!!!
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sonryo: Higeta Indigo House - Dyeing for 250 Years
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sonryo: Higeta Indigo House Thatched Roof
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sonryo: Higeta Indigo House Garden, Frog and Vase
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sonryo: Higeta Indigo House Roof - Stacks of Thatches
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sonryo: Natural Indigo Dyed Yarn and Persimmon Dyed Yarn
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sonryo: Unchanged for 250 Years - Buried Indigo Dye Pots Covered to Prevent Oxidation
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sonryo: Natural Indigo Dye & Cotton
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sonryo: Wood Dyeing Ovens
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sonryo: Higeta Indigo House Ceiling - Ancient wiring, mortise&tenon, bamboo and decades of wood smoke
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sonryo: Covered Dye Pots
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sonryo: Dyeing Area - Higeta Indigo House