[Kanagawa] Pottery experience in Yugawara (120 minutes) - Make a plate using Shino and Oribe techniques! Professional support makes it easy even for beginners! Perfect for sushi, sashimi platters, and Japanese sweets!

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• This plan allows you to create a large Shino or Oribe plate. It looks great with sushi, sashimi platters, or Japanese sweets. It's also recommended for those with a penchant for pottery. Following the example of Rosanjin's Shino, you'll create a plate in any shape you like using Shigaraki clay. Using roughly 1.5kg of clay, you can create a large, earthenware piece. If you wish, you can also create a matcha bowl. A pattern is then drawn with decorative clay to complete the piece. It is then glazed with Shino glaze (a whitish glaze) or Oribe glaze (a green glaze) and fired.
• We can also produce authentic large plates.
• Let's make a large plate using the techniques of Shino, a type of pottery that originated in the Muromachi period. We will use white clay imported from Shigaraki. We will use a technique called "himozukuri." It is a painstaking process, but it is important for making a sturdy plate. Once the shape is complete, we will paint or add a pattern to complete it. A large plate that can be used for guests or for celebrations is a plate that you will want to have at least one of.
• Fully equipped facilities
• Our workshop is fully equipped and welcomes you. The work space is spacious and can accommodate up to 70 people. We have four full-scale electric kilns, allowing us to fire a variety of ceramics, including Oribe, Shino, celadon, and overglaze porcelain.
• Don't worry even if it's your first time! Our instructors will provide you with solid support.
• Those who have never tried pottery before are also welcome. The instructors will provide careful advice. The instructors, including the museum director Sato, who is a professional, have solid skills. Please come with peace of mind.