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Traditional Hidasuki process used on handmade Bizen ware ceramics
Understanding Hidasuki
Hidasuki is the marking that gives every Haremono piece its identity: soft threads of orange and scarlet, never quite the same twice. It is also the one technique Haremono has... Read more...
Bundles of Hiyose clay wrapped in cloth, prepared for firing
What Makes Hiyose Clay Special?
Every Haremono piece starts the same way: as Hiyose clay, dug from the ground around Bizen, Okayama. Long before it becomes a cup or a plate, this clay is what... Read more...
Smoke rising from a wood-fired kiln chimney used for Bizen ware
Where Seto, Wake and Bizen Meet
Three small towns, a few minutes apart by car, hold the entire story of Haremono. Seto is where our founder grew up. Wake is where one of our artisans still... Read more...