Kamaka Pottery

This is another view from the front of my house. The yellow shrub is a maple and the reddish tree is a flowering plum. When Estelle and I ...

This jar was fired under the side stoking and has ash spill on both sides and some lovely flame marks on the front. After Iga pots, these d...

This image was taken last week and is now gone. The blossom is finished as it only lasts a very short time. I have about twenty different ...

This salt kit, made by Estelle, was fired in one of our first anagama firings and has been in constant use since then. The shape is pretty ...

This "blue" rhododendron is just coming into flower, but, like all so-called "blue" flowers, is a somewhat in between co...

This old Shigaraki pot I found in Wellington earlier this year. How it got to New Zealand or how old it may be is anyone's guess. There...

The story behind this teapot is too involved to write up here but was purchased in Japan at the time of the Korean war. It is signed with a...