A couple passionate about Japanese arts and culture renovates their home to reflect their interests. Read more at The ...

Their eyes are firmly on the prize and the socialising is convivial as they weigh up potential acquisitions in whatever niche they collect, whether 18th snuffboxes or Japanese ceramic art.

Spring is a time for renewal, and not only in nature. Fresh new exhibitions are opening at museums around the world, with an ...

Wilmington artist Hiroshi Sueyoshi, whose soulful sculptures and sublime ceramic pieces made him revered on the Port City's ...

A group of six faculty from Alfred University’s Inamori School of Engineering attended last week’s Third São Carlos School on ...

An 18th-century Korean moon jar from the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) has sold for $2.83 million (4.1 billion won) at ...

Samuel Chatto, the grandson of Princess Margaret, has sparked excitement among royal fans after sharing a major career update ...

Japan offers travelers a truly unique luxury sleeper train experience, but be warned, the price is commensurate with the ...

Eventually, they can also learn the art of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending broken pots back together. The main hands-on approach for Sims to learn Pottery is to create clay creations themselves.

He carefully places them in a ceramic rice bowl and takes a moment ... carrying a warning to the present generation as Japan ups its defense spending in the face of tensions with China over ...

Hiroshi Sueyoshi’s presence has helped shape the Wilmington art community, where he served as a friend and mentor to ...