Mino Japan Ceramics

Japan ceramics is one of new south wales largest tile wholesalers.

Mino japan ceramics.

Mino ware called mino yaki in japanese is a ceramic ware produced in the tono area of gifu prefecture. For over 40 years we have been supplying tile retailers with a diverse selection of products including ceramic and porcelain floor and wall tiles mosaics marble and stone. All of our pieces are handmade one of a kind and carefully designed in our little garage studio on the gold coast. With the introduction of mass production introduced in the meiji period 1868 1912 mino ware became widely available.

It is a type of japanese stoneware recognized by its freely applied glaze as well as its dramatic visual departure from the more somber monochrome shapes and vessels common in raku ware of the time. Mino work was introduced by a korean buddhist priest over 1300 years ago as an earthenware product but only properly started to develop during the heian period 794 1185. Mino ware was even developed into one of the cultural icons of the momoyama period. Aside from the rich reserves of clay the migration of the talented seto ware makers to mino to evade the ravaging wars is another reason for the coming to prominence of the pottery there.

Ceramics from the mino region amount to around 50 of japanese pottery produced. The museum of modern ceramic art and oribe square where the international ceramics festival was held. Our focus is on continually maintaining developing and expanding our collections from international. Throughout the centuries four styles of mino were developed that differ from each other in appearance.

Here at mino we are inspired by the beauty of simplicity nature and japanese wabi sabi. It consists of two areas. A notable feature of mino ware is its wide variety of pottery. It s currently the most productive area in japan when it comes to ceramics.

Mino ware does not maintain a single style but instead has over 15 types of pottery registered as. It is a triennale that offers a wide variety of attractive events of ceramics industries in tajimi city mizunami city and toki city and its main event is the world class ceramics competition international ceramics competition mino japan. Ceramics park mino is a beautifully modern structure which is built high above the city in a magnificently laid out park setting. Emperor daigo 885 930 marked mino as a tributary province responsible for creating ceramic tributes to daimyo feudal lords.

It has maintained its long history and tradition but adapted for modern times. The ceramics were often asymmetrical embracing the eccentricity of.