By Simone Bodmer Turner ’s own admission, moving an entire ceramics studio “involved a lot more than I understood.” But ...

Finding storage options that are versatile, colorful, and most importantly, fun can be a challenge. So, I was delighted when ...

Kintsugi is a centuries-old traditional Japanese art form of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, ...

For almost three decades, ceramicist, Nabahat Lotia, has been on a restless mission to highlight local pottery’s fast-fading ...

Whether you enjoy it by itself or in a trendy latte, matcha is relatively easy to prepare at home using specialized tools ...

A few years ago, finding good matcha was like swiping on a dating app—there were options out there, sure, but they always looked better in photos and lacked substance. Now matcha is everywhere, and ...

The Jade Turtle is a laid-back, minimalist Chinese tea house that offers teas (some aged for over a decade) sourced from ...

Gates plans to use the Guggenheim Fellowship to continue studying Japanese ceramic craft traditions. "Studying the craft traditions that shaped me, both at home and abroad, always gives me tremendous ...

teapots, paper lanterns, vases and ceramic figurines. There’s the paper lantern a shopper might impulsively buy on a Sunday afternoon, or the wok and spatula waiting to stock a new apartment.

Crafted from lumps of textured lilac ceramic with a puddle-like base, the teapot made me think of blocks of melting ice – possibly the residue of an alarmingly colourful slush puppie drink.

Where traditional teapot materials including porcelain and ceramic clash with exaggerated proportions and innovative, 'touch-me' textures. Takayuki Sakiyama, a Japanese ceramicist, has relied on his ...