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Iconic Crafts of Nara
Discover the Art and History of Nara Brushes: Japan's Traditional Handcrafted Masterpieces
Welcome to the world of Nara Brushes, a high-quality traditional Japanese craft that has been central to brush-making in Nara Prefecture for over 1200 years. These exquisite brushes are not just tools; they are the...
Discover the Art and Tradition of Akahada Pottery: The Pride of Nara, Japan
Akahada Pottery is a traditional ceramic craft from Nara that traces its roots back to the Edo period. Known for its unique red color, delicate design, and cultural significance, Akahada Pottery is more than just...
Feel the Ancient Breeze with Nara Fans: A Traditional Craft from Nara
Image Source：Ikeda Gankodo official Site Nara Fans (Nara Uchiwa) are a traditional Japanese craft item that has become immensely popular among foreign tourists visiting Japan. Their origins date back to the Nara period, beginning with...
Carving the Spirit of Wood: The Traditional Craft of Nara Ittobori
Image Source：Naradoll Higashida official Site Nara Ittobori is a traditional Japanese craft that began in the late Heian period, known for its vibrant colors and bold carving techniques. The origins of this craft trace back...
The Heart of Japanese Tea Ceremony: Nara Takayama Chasen
Takayama Chasen is an essential traditional craft in the world of the Japanese tea ceremony, known for its rich history and the masterful craftsmanship that defines its beauty. Made in Takayama Town, Ikoma City, Nara...
Shikazuno Zaiku: Beautiful Craftsmanship Born from Nara's Tradition and Nature
Shikazuno Zaiku, or deer antler crafts, is a traditional craft that has grown out of Nara’s rich natural environment and historical heritage. These unique items are created by meticulously processing deer antlers with saws and...
Nara: A Visual Journey Through Ancient Japan
Welcome to Nara, the ancient capital of Japan! Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Japan in Nara. This captivating city, once the nation’s capital, is a treasure...
