Artisans Behind Ultimate Ramen Bowls
Presenting ceramic workshops from Arita, creators of the Ultimate Ramen Bowls.
These are master craftsmen continuing over 400 years of Arita porcelain tradition.
Kin'emon Kiln 錦右衛門窯
Koichiro Yamaguchi
The studio uses various techniques, such as spray glazing, colored glazes, combining different types of glazes, and kochi-yaki decorations.
The creators aim to produce full-color vessels that emphasize the beauty of handmade craftsmanship and the artistry of Japanese artisans.
Studio collection
Hakujuzan Pottery 伯父山窯
Shinsuke Iwanaga
One of the distinctive features of this workshop is hand-decorating with Irogosu – Japanese coloured ceramic pigment.
Thanks to this, each vessel retains the unique character of handmade craftsmanship.
Shin kiln workshop (Shin-gama)
Hiroyuki Hashiguchi
The studio's mission is to create ceramics that will endure for generations to come.
Each piece is crafted with immense care and attention, so that it may accompany both the creator and the user.
The creators believe that, in time, everyone can find their own connection with ceramics.
Denpei Kiln 伝平窯
Kazufumi Ikeda
The studio's aim is to create tableware that makes everyday mealtimes even more enjoyable.
Their porcelain is intended to be a natural companion for daily meals.
Fukuju Workshop 福珠窯
Masao Fukuda
Fukuju cultivates traditional Japanese craftsmanship, creating porcelain that combines classic beauty with subtle modernity.
Each piece is crafted with harmony in mind, balancing centuries-old tradition with contemporary lifestyles.
