Ceramics
Sumedha BharpilaniaSumedha Bharpilania/Guest Contributor/SHOPPING, JAPAN/ Updated : Dec 29, 2016, 12:33 IST
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One of the oldest forms of art in Japan, ceramics are an expression of the richness of Japanese culture. Dating back to the prehistoric era, these beautifully designed pots and vessels illustrate the artistic prowess of the locals … Read more
One of the oldest forms of art in Japan, ceramics are an expression of the richness of Japanese culture. Dating back to the prehistoric era, these beautifully designed pots and vessels illustrate the artistic prowess of the locals and their efforts to pay attention to the most intricate of details. While some have Chinese and Korean influences, others have heartbreaking pieces of poetry and calligraphy engraved on them. Read less
One of the oldest forms of art in Japan, ceramics are an expression of the richness of Japanese culture. Dating back to the prehistoric era, these beautifully designed pots and vessels illustrate the artistic prowess of the locals and their efforts to pay attention to the most intricate of details. While some have Chinese and Korean influences, others have heartbreaking pieces of poetry and calligraphy engraved on them. These are formed and fired with utmost care and would make for splendid gifts for your loved ones. Souvenir shops near most major temples in Tokyo sell the best Japanese porcelain and you can have them mailed separately to your address in order to prevent them from breaking inside your bags.Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil.
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