Fujimaki Pottery

Transparent bluish-white porcelain glaze

Fujimaki Seito is a pottery that specializes in making pottery using a bluish glaze called blue-white porcelain, which was opened in 1775 (Meiji 3). Speaking of blue and white porcelain, Fujimaki is said to be the most popular in Arita. Currently, Kosuke Fujimoto, his son, plays a central role in vigorously promoting Arita porcelain suitable for modern life. In a word, Mr. Fujimaki's pottery is classy. It's a bit rough to say, but it's beautiful from the base (the state before baking), which is important in pottery making. The thickness of the rim, not too thin and not too thick. Comfortable weight. And the transparent bluish-white porcelain glaze. He continues to work hard every day, preserving the production methods that have been handed down from generation to generation, and discerning what needs to be changed and what needs to be preserved. Even though the raw materials for pottery are the same, each kiln has its own method of preparation, firing method, and so on. For example, if the same pottery is fired in different kilns, the color may not develop well. Beautiful blue-white porcelain can only be fired at Fujimaki Ceramics. A vessel born in a site that requires such delicate management. It is a vessel that can be used for a long time without getting tired of it.