Kneading clay. Using an automatic clay kneading machine, knead the clay to ensure uniformity, with careful attention to moisture content and hardness.

Forming. Shape the pottery using a fully automatic forming machine. This process supports a variety of shapes, making it suitable for mass production.

First firing. After thorough drying, fire the pottery at approximately 900°C to give it strength.

Applying designs. Designs are applied to both the interior and exterior of the bisque-fired pottery using a pad printing machine. The rotary pad enables beautiful decoration even on curved surfaces. Lines and edging are finished by skilled artisans through handwork. By combining the strengths of both machinery and human craftsmanship, we achieve exceptional decorative quality.

Applying glaze. Apply a glaze that covers the pottery surface to enhance durability, color, gloss, and texture. We accommodate both machine-applied and hand-applied glazing.

Main firing. Each glazed piece is carefully placed into an engoro (protective case) and undergoes the main firing at a high temperature of approximately 1300°C.

Removing from kiln. After firing, the pottery is removed from the engoro (protective cases) using a machine.

Inspection and finishing. All items taken out of the kiln have their bases smoothed (hama-suri process), and each piece is inspected for warping, cracks, and any misalignment in the decoration.