Kutani-yaki (Kutani Porcelain)

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Known globally as "Japan Kutani," Kutani-yaki is a traditional porcelain characterized by bold colors and dynamic compositions. Using the "Gosai" technique (five colors: green, yellow, red, purple, and navy), artisans depict landscapes and floral patterns with high artistic value. In the Kaga region, visitors can admire masterpieces in museums or try painting their own pottery in local workshops. These vibrant ceramics are highly popular among travelers as a symbol of Japanese aesthetics.

Kutani-yaki (Kutani Porcelain)
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Kutani Ware - For Tourism Ishikawa, JAPAN

Kutani Ware - For Tourism Ishikawa, JAPAN

Ishikawa Prefectural Tourism Federation

Kutani-yaki (Kutani Porcelain)

Address
22 Izumidai-machi-minami, Nomi-shi, Ishikawa
Website
http://kutani-danchi.org/
Operator
Kutani Pottery Village

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