Making rice bowls and firing the climbing kiln by craftsman in Itoshima | 糸島の陶芸家 唐津焼 高麗窯

[@shaanz2.087]

Labour intensive job. Brilliant craftsman 👍👍👍👍

[@LordJoey999]

I appreciate the hard work that went into crafting these pieces. Plus the interesting note of offering sake to the furnace, for what I suppose is good luck or as an offering?

[@Workers_in_JAPAN]

Thank you for your comment. First, please understand that I am a videographer and not a performer in this video. It is hard to see in this video, but there were other small fish placed along with the sake in that scene. This is considered to be an offering to God. The gesture of clapping hands twice and worship after the scene is a common prayer pose to God in Japan. Since the firing of the kiln is an important event that takes place only once every six months, I think he prayed to the god for the success of the firing.

[@隼人紬工房杉山太一]

素晴らしい。

[@Workers_in_JAPAN]

ありがとうございます！

[@Andrea-bu3vn]

Thank you very much for this inspiring video. It is really amazing with how much care they produce their ceramics and so many wonderful pieces leaving the kiln. I wish i could visit their shop an buy something.😄 But i was wondering why the title of this video is in german?