伝統受け継ぐ瀬戸焼職人/自分なりの「織部」を追求、五代目 美山陶房/陶芸作家のアイデンティティ/古くて新しい瀬戸焼の形

[@dididoo]

Got it! Got you translated into English! I knew there was a way.🎉🎉😊🧐🇨🇵🇨🇵😉😉

[@民雄原]

いいねー流石。

[@dididoo]

Thankyou so much, beautiful pots but who are you? And where? Just that in english would help alot!

[@dididoo]

I so love to hear you explain how you think and consider your work, I have exactly the same kind of remarks myself, I'm my worst critic. But I'm not the 5th generation of potters, just done pots since I was 11yrs. I've sold but never really lived from it. I'd really love to know a Japanese 5th generation potter, from where are you in Japan? And I'd love to come and see your kiln.

[@dididoo]

That's Japanese, I'm sure, am I right? As for us in Europe it's difficult to recognise each different eastern language.

[@dididoo]

But I really love that slanting dish with small feet and thick cracky handle, about 1min51, if you don't mind I'll use the idea. OK with you?