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TAMBA KILN: A UNIQUE CERAMIC FROM JAPAN<\/h1>\n

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Discover the beauty of the Tamba kiln pottery: Getting to know it is like a journey through the history of Japanese ceramics.<\/p>\n

In this article we talk about how they make the pieces, their history and you will see amazing works that are made just as they were hundreds of years ago.<\/p>\n

The Tamba kiln, also known as Tamba-yaki<\/strong> kiln, is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan. The other five are: Shigaraki<\/a><\/strong>, Bizen<\/a><\/strong>, Echizen, Seto<\/a><\/strong> and Tokoname. These six kilns are considered the most significant and important in Japan and have been producing ceramics for centuries.<\/p>\n

It is located in the western part of the country, specifically in Hyogo Prefecture.<\/p>\n

Tamba’s kiln and workshop are closely related to the Rokkoyo<\/a><\/strong> region, as much of its ceramic production is made with clay from there.<\/p>\n

It is a must-see destination for anyone interested in Japanese ceramics, as it offers an insight into the history and culture of this beautiful, ancient and cherished art form.<\/p>\n

But when and how was this famous pottery center born?<\/p>\n

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