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  • Rakugo Tenugui by Harada Fumiko: The Edo Storytelling Tradition in Your Pocket
    Rakugo Tenugui by Harada Fumiko: The Edo Storytelling Tradition in Your Pocket
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    The Flavor of the Earth: The Rustic Ceramics of Shigaraki
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    Guide to Choosing Your Tea Whisk for Matcha
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    Kintsugi: An Ancient Japanese Repairing Technique Using Urushi Lacquer
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    Takami Yasuhiro: Master Bamboo Basket Weaver
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    Tea Whisks by Tanimura Tango: The Perfect Utensil for Tea Making
  • The Opposite Month: Seeing and Doing Things Differently in Mid-Winter
    The Opposite Month: Seeing and Doing Things Differently in Mid-Winter
  • Kishu Urushi by Hashizume Yasuo and Reiko: Unfeigned Expressions in an Ancient Craft
    Kishu Urushi by Hashizume Yasuo and Reiko: Unfeigned Expressions in an Ancient Craft
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    It is not just a bowl, it is a spouted bowl
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    The Finest Water Kettles for the People: Tetsubin by Yokotsuka Yutaka
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Influenced equally by her Japanese heritage and her love of Maine, Hanako Nakazato crafts pottery rooted in the past and inspired by the present.

Kinfolk Volume Six

November 2012 (as Studio KotoKoto)
Our Tree of the Graceful Evergreen page 73
Article by Louisa Thomsen-Brits

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