Amazing Skills Of Japanese Pottery Master 陶磁器, Tōjiki, 焼きもの Yakimono,陶芸 Tōgei
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Pottery and porcelain (陶磁器, tōjiki, also 焼きもの yakimono, or 陶芸 tōgei), is one of the oldest Japanese crafts and art forms, dating back to the Neolithic period. Kilns have produced earthenware, pottery, stoneware, glazed pottery, glazed stoneware, porcelain, and blue-and-white ware. Japan has an exceptionally long and successful history of ceramic production. Earthenwares were created as early as the Jōmon period (10,500-300 BC), giving Japan one of the oldest ceramic traditions in the world. Japan is further distinguished by the unusual esteem that ceramics holds within its artistic tradition, owing to the enduring popularity of the tea ceremony.
Japanese ceramic history records distinguished many potter names, and some were artist-potters, e.g. Hon'ami Kōetsu, Ogata Kenzan, and Aoki Mokubei. Japanese anagama kilns also have flourished through the ages, and their influence weighs with that of the potters. Another characteristically Japanese aspect of the art is the continuing popularity of unglazed high-fired stoneware even after porcelain became popular. Since the 4th century, Japanese ceramics have often been influenced by Chinese and Korean pottery. Japan transformed and translated the Chinese and Korean prototypes into a uniquely Japanese creation, and the result was distinctly Japanese in character. Since the mid-17th century when Japan started to industrialize, high-quality standard wares produced in factories became popular exports to Europe. In the 20th century, a modern ceramics industry (e.g., Noritake and Toto Ltd.) grew up.
Japanese pottery is distinguished by two polarised aesthetic traditions. On the one hand, there is a tradition of very simple and roughly finished pottery, mostly in earthenware and using a muted palette of earth colours. This relates to Zen Buddhism and many of the greatest masters were priests, especially in early periods. Many pieces are also related to the Japanese tea ceremony and embody the aesthetic principles of wabi-sabi ("austerity-rust/patina"). Most raku ware, where the final decoration is partly random, is in this tradition.The other tradition is of highly finished and brightly coloured factory wares, mostly in porcelain, with complex and balanced decoration, which develops Chinese porcelain styles in a distinct way. A third tradition, of simple but perfectly formed and glazed stonewares, also relates more closely to both Chinese and Korean traditions. In the 16th century, a number of styles of traditional utilitarian rustic wares then in production became admired for their simplicity, and their forms have often been kept in production to the present day for a collectors market.
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It feels so nice to see old people smiling.. I don't know.. It's just heartwarming.
Ayano Hattori yes he was very kind person..shame that time very noisy music at depertment store cannot record he's voice clearly..anyway thanks for commenting..Domo arigatou..
it's heart warming to see any one smile :)♡♡♡ it makes your heart feel warm and soft it's nice to help the homeless and the poor either way im just happy we all have a life because life is a gift a gift god gave you be thank full you have a roof over your head and food to eat :)
+Ayano Hattori That man really loves his job :)
+Racquel Mcguiness but sometimes that smile could be evil 0-o
+Ayano Hattori Yeah...... he looks real old! Like 55-60, wow! How does he get around without a wheelchair, or oxygen???? I mean at 55-60; he could die tomorrow because that is sooooo old!!!!
I went out with a Japanese master potter for over a year. She was a magician, and left me with a few (what I consider) priceless pieces. I love that the Japanese revere their master crafts people, and Kumagae San's skill at the wheel is amazing. As to the music/voice comments: the light in his eyes and his smile was enough, and Liszt is good enough for me.
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Hi.im sorry that I couldn't record masters voice clearly at that time .That place was a department store and there was a very noisy background music and anounces while filming masters work...anyway thankyou for watching and commenting...
+Taner Yalcin To me it feels more like an art piece this way. Thanks for sharing!
+Keys879 it's very good👍🏼thank you to..
+Taner Yalcin Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 In D Minor Good Choice
+Taner Yalcin Clearly a master working, and a good choice for music too. Thanks for placing the video, it was very enjoyable.
hearing something still would have been better than nothing and music that has nothing to do with the video
His smile and that gleam in his eyes are enough to impart magic on anything he touches.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING
Poetry in motion. This man is a wizard. He is absolutely mesmerizing to watch.
i actually like the music but that's probably because i wasn't watching to learn, i was watching because pottery looks calming. great pottery sir!
+nav kour
In the beginning, it's anything but calming.
Once you get some control of the clay, yes. With the benefit of making all sorts of things that are useful as well as attractive.
Depending on the clay body, you can make kitchenware, planters, tiles, statuary--even the space shuttle had ceramic tiles glued on the outside to be a heat shield.
ive just seen a japanese cowboy make some pottery,... my life is complete
Aleph Null 😂
since it's hungarian music ... it's called HUSSAR ;-)
no you saw what the poster says is a master potter throw some pottery ... you never hear a word or see a word of what he is doing ... so all we know is it is some guy who makes pots NOTHING MORE
Pottery is like riding a horse, it looks like something you can just jump into and be great. The people good at it make it look so easy.
would love to see the finished pieces after the firing and glazing is completed. i'll bet that bowl is one amazing looking piece!
+dru “druboy” boy yes
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Yes I also wanted to see the final version of the first one. Instead they skipped directly to the penis thing
I love his work and he looks like he is enjoying himself! Cheers Bob 🇬🇧
the song that bugs always tried to do on the piano and could never finished without almost passing out lol
Fantastic !
I loved the music. Totally fits.
What a privilege to watch a master work. He is amazing.
Thank you for the video. And I actually enjoyed your music choice. I thought it was nice.
I watched this high while taking a coffee enema... It was magic
What?
Bahut achhe bhaie sahab thank you
love the art and the music
I'm watching this to go to sleep.
Oh My ! He's just soooooo adorable
As a beginner pottery student, I marvel at this extreme level of skill. Truly a master of his craft.
prove it ... all we know is some guuy makes some pottery ... WHAT he is saying is IMPORTANT ... the music destroyed any useful commentary and destroyed all credibility of the potter because they deemed his words not more important than the music ... so if the background noise is loud WRITE IT DOWN ON SCREEN ... no words no worth
HE IS A ROCK STAR OF POTTERY!!
Amazing music Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody 2....not suit for common people....Master Kumagae Yasuo...Bravo!!!! an standing ovation for your video and the music
OMG , its Yasuo !!
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WOW! Gorgeous!
Magic.......loved it....thanks
Very entertaining and beautiful work. Thank you for sharing this with us!
I don't know why I'm watching this I don't even do pottery but I just can't help it
1:56 He dabbed!!!!!
I do wish we could hear his explanations. His technique is really fascinating.
Beautiful sir...
look at how big his smile is the ENTIRE time he's doing that it helps my heart alot actually I smiled from this video
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Ceramics saved me from a life of drug and alcohol addiction - or maybe just postponed it. It's one of the most therapeutic things a person can do - especially after mastering wedging, centering and throwing a perfect cylinder.
Thank you for video! I very happy to see so talented's master, artist! Super!!!
while listening to the music, all I can imagine is Tom & Jerry....
WOW! That is absolutely stunning!😲💕
this video is relaxing
Thanks for the music too
Skills to pay the bills! I love the dark and the swirl pieces.
Astounding Artistry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A man enjoying his work is always nice to see. Shame we could not hear his voice even if in another language. ( The music was appalling and proof that not all 'classical' is good)
Tried pottery on a wheel for a year. I might as well have tried doing it with my feet. This man get my respect, a lot of it.
I liked the music
+Aenima72826 i liked the music too...
+Philip Jones Nice opinion.
Loved video and music, well done...
this man is really amazing, he has devoted his life to perfecting pottery and that has brought him nothing but success and happiness
Wonderful work! Steady hand with such strength and beauty that is mastered.
Wow! Amazing
Very Good! Wish I could of watched him man handle the first pot onto the shelf. Love the techniques!
What an amazing video, joy to watch!
The music is fine. Honestly, people are meant to be watching the work process.
Which I'm completely jealous of because I have a lot of trouble handling that much clay.
why do I picture tom and Jerry running around the place. lol great music tho "D
just name anything and theres a japanese person who can do it perfectly.....love japan and its people.
Good work
Thanx for the vid....and if someone doesn't like the dubbed music I suspect they have some sort of off switch on their volume control...........
he dabbed
Wow this was posted on my birthday, that means I automatically have to Thumbs up the video!
this was beautiful thank you
The table he wedged on was at best 12" high... hurts my back to even watch.
I'd argue it lets him rely more on body weight to wedge such a quantity
Thanks for the video, I would have really appreciated the potter's commentary subtitled on this, to talk about his process and why he did what he did along with the different techniques/materials that he used. I found the musical soundtrack somewhat distracting to the video. Personally, if there was music, it would have been good to have used some Japanese music, at a lower volume, alongside the commentary to supplement and enhance it.
Kelvin Hanratty It would have been fantastic to have seen the finished/fired pieces made here.
he seems so happy doing his job 😀
stunning! Wish someone would do a "talk-through".
never seen this way of making pottery before
super cool method
Me parece magistral, un mago con arcilla en las manos moldeando fantasías o caprichos. Qué oficio tan antiguo, pero, a la vez, moderno y eterno: nunca morirá este hacer. Le felicito por su maestría, gracias por la exposición.
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Lovely video and such a smile which is great to see. Obviously still enjoys potting.
Best seen turn down the volume or even better actually turn it off Lol
I too wanted to actually hear him talking.... The music takes away from the video.
This stuff is amazing
Cool, always wanted to take classes for this. Maybe one day I'll start and see if I can compete with the master lol how hard can it be?
yeah right. cant compete but will give it a try.
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amazing work :)
Thank you for sharing the video Taner Yalcin. Do you how many pound is Master Kumagae Yasuo used to throw that piece and what kind of clay that he used?
I love watching pottery appear out of a lump of clay, thanks for posting.
Also I love this piece of music you've chosen, what's the conductor and orchestra? I haven't heard it played with such an emphasis on brass instruments
splendid thanks for the video,
Great video
Absolutely beautiful
This always makes me less anxious.
Amazing art :3
Woah, dude! That first piece; what a gigantic ashtray!
Can you add the music to the description, I really enjoyed it.
Amazing!!
Really Divine touch....
Cute Grandpa
Thank you for sharing. At the beggining i was wandering about the sound but then i saw your explenation... Quite understandable! The music investment is very nice. Pottery must be very good to calm nerves too...
"Like a Japanese cowboy, or a brother on skates, like a blizzard in Georgia, or a train runnin' late. I called out your name girl, the heat of the night, and nobody answered, 'cuz something ain't right."
Muito lindas!👏
it was awesome... i wish i could learn this skill....
So that's how they make bowls! Mind blown
The only reason I liked this video was because of the music....a delightful arrangement of a great piece................. -__-
He's wonderful!
CRAZY GOOD!
Hypnotic Artwork :O
Great to see the master at work but it would have been nice to hear him but thanks for posting :D
Absolutely Mesmerising.
You look good damn!
its really amazing
😶......🤣🤣😂😜🤪😅!!!!!
Merci 😁! @+^^
wow nice art
It would be nice to make a living creating objects of art like this.
That is so cool on so many levels... It's unthinkable that a hermetic, spotless dept store would house something that is inherently messy. was this a store pop up? This master with a long list of credentials and achievements has a unique aesthetic. Seems his trademark patterns are the swirl, and starburst. I loved most the ceramic ware that resembled the sea: tides, wave s, eddies, and whirlpools
Some good techniques here. I like the use of the chamis leather instead of a sponge and also to work the rim. Interesting decoration as well. Might try something like the blade thing he did with the dish, just to see how it works out. Knowing my luck the thing will collapse as soon as I touch it. But worth a try.
Luck
Very clever! I'm impressed at your ingenuity! As a potter tho, you have to have good speed control to be able to throw effectively but the bigger issue is it has to have enough torque to handle both the weight of the clay or the pressure from bearing down on it, especially during centering.
Loved watching him work, but I wished there were subtitles added.
I know the feeling. It's a bizarre mix...
A true master... Wow
2:10 - someone is growing happy I see! :-)