Hasami-yaki
PotteryKyushu
Price range
¥500 ~ ¥10,000
Affordable, modern porcelain tableware from Nagasaki Prefecture.
Hasami-yaki is porcelain produced in the town of Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture, with a history of over 400 years. Originally produced alongside nearby Arita-yaki and often marketed under the Arita name, Hasami has recently established its own identity as a source of affordable, well-designed everyday tableware. Its clean, modern aesthetic and accessible price point have made it enormously popular with contemporary Japanese consumers and designers.
At a Glance
- Craft Type
- pottery
- Region
- Kyushu
- Materials
- Porcelain stone
- Designation
- national traditional
- Price Range
- ¥500–¥10000
Materials
Porcelain stone
Techniques
Mold casting, underglaze painting
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of craft is Hasami-yaki?
Hasami-yaki is a traditional Japanese pottery craft.
What materials are used to make Hasami-yaki?
Hasami-yaki is made using Porcelain stone.
Is Hasami-yaki a designated traditional craft?
Yes, Hasami-yaki holds the National Traditional Craft designation.
Where does Hasami-yaki originate from?
Hasami-yaki originates from Kyushu, Japan.
What techniques are used to make Hasami-yaki?
The techniques used include: Mold casting, underglaze painting.
How much does Hasami-yaki cost?
Hasami-yaki is typically priced between ¥500 and ¥10000.
Is Hasami-yaki a good souvenir from Japan?
Hasami-yaki is a popular traditional Japanese craft that makes an excellent souvenir.
What makes Hasami-yaki unique?
Hasami-yaki is distinguished by its Mold casting, underglaze painting techniques and Porcelain stone materials.
How is Hasami-yaki traditionally used?
Hasami-yaki is a traditional Japanese pottery craft with both practical and decorative applications.
