Ishikawa, Noto Traditional Crafts
The interior of Akebono is decorated with traditional crafts from Ishikawa and Noto.
Wajima lacquerware, Kutani ware, and Suzu ware
Akebono offers an extraordinary experience surrounded by traditional crafts from around the region.
Wajima lacquerware, Kutani ware, and Suzu ware
Akebono offers an extraordinary experience surrounded by traditional crafts from around the region.
Wajima lacquerware
Wajima lacquerware
Wajima lacquerware (Wajima-nuri) is characterized by its highly artistic and delicate decoration.
"Makie” in which gold powder is applied to the lacquer pattern
"Chinkin” in which patterns are engraved with a chisel
"Ro-iro” which produces a mirror-like luster
The lacquerware is carefully made through a number of processes.
"Makie” in which gold powder is applied to the lacquer pattern
"Chinkin” in which patterns are engraved with a chisel
"Ro-iro” which produces a mirror-like luster
The lacquerware is carefully made through a number of processes.
Kutani ware
Kutani ware (Kutani-yaki) is characterized by its vivid use of color.
Kutani Five Colors (red, blue, yellow, purple, and navy blue) are the basic colors,
The gorgeous paintings decorate the entire ceramic ware.
Please enjoy the profound brilliance and vivid colors.
Kutani Five Colors (red, blue, yellow, purple, and navy blue) are the basic colors,
The gorgeous paintings decorate the entire ceramic ware.
Please enjoy the profound brilliance and vivid colors.
Suzu ware
The distinctive feature of Suzu ware (Suzu-yaki) is its simple, strong, and unique flavor.
Because it is made without using glaze, the surface remains uneven,
The texture is another characteristic of Suzu ware.
Please enjoy the tactile experience by actually holding it in your hand.
Because it is made without using glaze, the surface remains uneven,
The texture is another characteristic of Suzu ware.
Please enjoy the tactile experience by actually holding it in your hand.
Takasawa Candles
Takasawa Candles is a long-established company that has been making Japanese candles in Noto Nanao.
The store was destroyed by the earthquake in 2024, and they are currently operating in a temporary store.
At Akebono, incense purchased from Takasawa Candles is burned to welcome customers, and welcomes customers with incense purchased from Takasawa Candles.
The store was destroyed by the earthquake in 2024, and they are currently operating in a temporary store.
At Akebono, incense purchased from Takasawa Candles is burned to welcome customers, and welcomes customers with incense purchased from Takasawa Candles.