Cleveland Museum of Art explores Japanese ceramics dynasty and major gift by NEO collectors in ‘Colors of Kyoto’

CLEVELAND, Ohio– Some exhibits at the Cleveland Museum of Art dish you over with their range and power. Others enthrall with a silent affection, comparable to drinking a magnificently made mug of tea from a fragile porcelain mug.

That’s just how it is with “Colors of Kyoto: The Seifu Yohei Ceramic Studio,” an exhibit concentrating on 5 generations of a Japanese imaginative dynasty whose participants are recognized for making exceptional products with a delightfully fine-tuned feeling of shade, materiality and attractive style.

To action inside this program, on display screen via March 10 in the museum’s ground-floor Focus Gallery, is to experience an ambience of serenity and equipoise with a specifically Japanese taste.

On sight are lots of charming porcelain and ceramic ceramics made use of for making and appreciating sencha, a kind of Japanese eco-friendly tea made with entire fallen leaves, plus water containers, sweet recipes, …