⌕
Home
Latest
About
Bottlecap Stories
Workshop Visits
Inside Tsuji Seijisha: A 350-Year-Old Imperial Porcelain Kiln
Arita’s Tsuji Seijisha has crafted porcelain for Japan’s Imperial Household for 350 years, preserving rare techniques across generations.
By
Kerri King
Interviews
Inside a Traditional Woodblock Carving Apprenticeship in Japan
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Teaching Tsumami Zaiku Across Borders
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Inside a Katana-kaji Apprenticeship with Robert Guest
By
Bottlecap
LATEST POSTS
Workshop Visits
Inside Tsuji Seijisha: A 350-Year-Old Imperial Porcelain Kiln
By
Kerri King
Interviews
Inside a Traditional Woodblock Carving Apprenticeship in Japan
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Teaching Tsumami Zaiku Across Borders
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Inside a Katana-kaji Apprenticeship with Robert Guest
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
From Engineer to Indigo Apprentice: Mako’s Path into Traditional Craft
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Accessible Japan and the Power of Practical
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
A New Life for Matcha: Inside Uji’s Sustainable Incense Workshop
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
The Real Work of Starting Over in Japan
By
Bottlecap
view all latest posts
INTERVIEWS
Interviews
Inside a Traditional Woodblock Carving Apprenticeship in Japan
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Bizen: A French Story of Craft, Purpose, and Quiet Revival
By
Bottlecap
Interviews
Accessible Japan and the Power of Practical
By
Bottlecap
Workshop Visits
Inside Tokyo’s Earthen-Floor Dye Studio: Fujiya Sen-kobo
By
Bottlecap
