Kinkonzuke

Sakiori

Saki-ori is a method in which cloth is torn into small pieces and used as weft threads, and cotton warp threads are woven on a loom.The irregular striped pattern of the fabric gives it a rustic feel. As a folk craft that reflects the wisdom of our ancestors who used cloth with care, it has been well-received in various fields, including bags and business card holders.

Kodoian Nodate Kiln

The original clay was sourced from Noda, and the glaze was made from apple ash and other materials that could be collected from the city, aiming to create pottery with a rich folk art feel that is unique to Hanamaki.

Blacksmith pottery

It is said that it was founded in Kaji-cho, Hanamaki City, and is made using a traditional climbing kiln, and due to the difference in temperature, the pottery has a different texture each time it is fired, making it a simple and elegant pottery.