Bizen ware - Japan

The legendary white Bizen and old Bizen

Bizen ware, one of Japan six ancient kilns, is a representative ceramic of Okayama Prefecture and continues to be produced today.
Its origins date back to the 8th century, and the reddish-brown ceramics, based on Sue ware, possess a simple charm.
Although it declined during the Edo period, it was revived in the Showa era, giving rise to various types of ceramics such as sesame-patterned Bizen, blue Bizen, and white Bizen.
This museum will introduce ancient Bizen ware and the rare white Bizen with photographs.

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