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Shimizu Shibayaki Cave Shang Maker

Shimizu Shibayaki has always been fired in Kyoto, the first cultural city of Japan.

The firing technique requires a high level of artistic pursuit, the market demanded them to absorb the strengths of each family, it is based on the different styles of each kiln, presenting a diversity of works, both traditional and trendy design, rustic and ornate objects.

It is an artistic pursuit that crosses the boundaries of the field.

The production process of Shimizu Shiba-yaki is carefully divided, and before the color painting, each process and each work is done by specialized staff who are dedicated to excellence.

Generally, it goes through the process of clay kneading, billet molding, billet finishing, drying, billet kiln firing, and color painting. One of the most striking features is the delicate painting method and the rich and varied ash fall.