Asahi-yaki | Over 400 years of Kirei-Sabi Ceramics

[@tiagozilliosoares7988]

Your content is so underrated.

[@susandibiase9250]

I especially enjoyed learning about the intentional deer spots in the clay itself. The history of wabi-sabi and kirei-sabi is fascinating. I would like to learn more about different styles of chawan.

[@paraumbrella61764]

Wow this is one example where in-depth explanations really help bring out the uniqueness and beauty of the deceptively simple wares. I loved hearing from the kiln owners. It is beautiful that the transparent glaze allows the clay itself to give rise to surprising textures and effects.

[@TheCasualExplorer]

"Moving back to bowl town" 😂 Such beautiful ceramics!

[@sleepycat_ada8210]

Could you make a video about the glass tea wares too?

[@AjniraLaurieBloom]

That was awesome. Can you do a video about the practice of putting a nick in the base of a ceramic piece to indicate imperfection and accessibility to everyone not exclusivity to only nobility or the elite. That is a wonderful story.

[@tezumitea]

Ah yes, the infamous Hagi-yaki notched foot. There are a few alternative theories as to its origin that I should probably touch on when I get around to making a video on Hagi-yaki

[@jiahaotan696]

Are you based in Japan? :O Unless you flew over especially for other purposes and shot this along the way...

[@tezumitea]

The latter :)