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- handmade culture: raku potters, patrons, and tea practitioners in japan (university of hawaii press, 2005)
- "tea taste: patronage and collaboration among tea masters and potters in early modern japan," early modern japan: an interdisciplinary journal (fall, 2004)
- japanese tea culture: art, history, and practice (routledgecurzon, 2003), editor and author
- "sadô ni okeru ‘tezukuri’ no imi,” [the meaning of the “handmade” in tea culture], kumakura Isao, ed., yûgei bunka to dentô [the culture and tradition of the arts of play] (yoshikawa bunko, 2003).
- “kinsei ni okeru rakuyaki dentô no keisei,” [the structure of tradition in early modern raku ceramics] nomura bijutsukan kiyô (spring, 2000).
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current research:
- researching and writing a new monograph, tentatively titled Shogun, Deity, National Hero: Tokugawa Ieyasu and Japanese Material Culture
- organizing an edited, multiauthor volume, tentatively titled Alternative Histories of the Samurai: Cultural and Social Practices of "Warriors" in Premodern Japan
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Thank you for your interest in Japanese Ceramics! Please email me if you would like to suggest a link to a website or homepage related to Japanese ceramics that is not mentioned on this site. I also welcome help finding broken links.
Unfortunately, I cannot provide advice on the authentication, identification, or appraisal of ceramics. I recommend that you contact a local potter with experience in Japan, a museum curator who works on Asia, or a ceramics dealer.
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