About this book:

Discover the hidden world of Japanese ceramics—from the ancient, flame‑rimmed Jomon vessels to today’s daring studio innovators. *The Forgotten Art of Japanese Pottery* takes you on a richly illustrated journey through every era, kiln, and style that has shaped Japan’s ceramic legacy, revealing how each bowl, jar, and tea cup carries the whispers of centuries‑old hands and the earth itself.

Delve into the legendary Six Ancient Kilns, the serene aesthetics of chanoyu, the bold porcelain of Arita, and the living traditions preserved by National Treasures. With clear explanations of glazes, firing alchemy, and timeless techniques, this book not only tells the story of Japanese pottery—it invites you to feel its texture, see its subtle hues, and understand why these humble clay objects continue to captivate collectors, artists, and seekers of beauty worldwide.

Whether you’re a seasoned potter, an admirer of Asian art, or simply curious about the craft that has endured millennia, this comprehensive yet accessible volume will inspire you to look at every ceramic piece with new eyes—and perhaps even spark your own creative flame. Open its pages and let the forgotten art speak to you anew.