Originating in Kyoto during the late 1570s, Raku ware—celebrated for its rustic elegance and tactile charm—continues to be hand-shaped and fired using techniques developed by the esteemed potter Chojiro. “The subtle asymmetrical...

Such a beautiful set up for tea ceremony at a pottery studio in Icheon run by ceramist Mr. Jang who specializes in Buncheong ware. This was taken when we picked out the...

Late afternoon tea ceremony: a tea master prepares tea across from us, as she tells a story about the tea leaves' origin, aromas, taste, mouthfeel and how best to enjoy the tea....

We had the pleasure of visiting the Seoul Museum of Craft Art this year. The site of the museum has a deep historical root as it is the center of Jongnogu where...

Just to share some of the highlights from our visit to Jeju Island: a stroll through magical Bijarim (nutmeg forest) surrounded by 500-800 year old Bija trees, a quick stop at a...