This online gallery was created in cooperation with collectors and researchers of antique ceramics to allow everyone to view and enjoy ancient art, primarily from China, Japan, and the Korean Peninsula, and to provide useful reference materials.

It is run by TOUJI GRAPHICA G.K., based in Japan.

陶磁研究室の様子

Laboratory

We will be contacting collectors to take thorough photos of carefully selected pieces, which will serve as valuable photographic data resources, and making them available to the public as a gallery.

The greatest feature of this online gallery is, without a doubt, the large number of photos and the availability of enlargements.
There are already art museums that publish photos of ceramics online, but most only have around three photos and almost no enlargements.
It is virtually impossible to see the foot or bottom.
In this gallery, each piece of ceramic will have more than 10 photos taken from various angles, including the foot.
You can also view enlarged photos of tea bowls with distinctive glazes and patterns.
We plan to feature many pieces, mainly celadon ware, as well as Tenmoku tea bowls, Japanese ceramics, and Southeast Asian ceramics, so we hope you enjoy.

About the Site Operator

This site is operated by TOUJI GRAPHICA G.K. and the company’s Ceramics Research Group.
Inquiries will be handled by our company.

陶磁研究室の様子

Laboratory

Company Overview

TOUJI GRAPHICA G.K.
Representative: Daisaku Iyama
Address: #602 MarunouchiUSbiru,3-15-22,Marunouchi,Naka-ku,Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken,460-0002,Japan
Website: https://touji-gvm.com/en/

 

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The copyright of this website belongs to TOUJI GRAPHICA G.K. Regardless of copyright status, copying, duplicating, or using the information, photos, and other content on this website without permission constitutes a violation of copyright and other intellectual property rights.

Please contact us if you wish to use the content.

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