Anyone can easily try their hand at painting! Design your own original cup at Edo Saryo!
What is Edo Saryo's Edo-nuri?
Edo Saryo is characterized by its [Edo-nuri], created through repeated trial and error. Rather than pottery, hand-building, painting, ceramics, or workshops, the characteristics of Edo-nuri include the freedom to choose from more than 10 types of tea utensils, free-style and kintsugi styles, and the mixing of more than 10 types of paint. It is a technique for creating tea utensils by layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing, while honing the artist's sense to the utmost.
The foundation of Edo Saryo is the traditional craft of [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in Edo—modern-day Tokyo—for approximately 260 years, which we were the first to successfully adorn with an even wider variety of colors. Furthermore, [Edo-nuri] incorporates not only traditional culture but also modern art techniques in the layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing of tea utensils. It not only draws from the lineage of traditional Japanese crafts but also elevates each piece into a work that concentrates the essence of Edo and its scenery in a single tea utensil.
In addition to tea, these utensils can also be used for special Japanese alcoholic beverages, including sake, allowing you to enjoy the unique aroma, flavor, and smooth finish of alcohol and sake. Please enjoy tea and alcohol with your own one-of-a-kind original tea utensil.
What is Edo lacquerware at Edo Saryo?
Edo Saryo is characterized by its [Edo-nuri], created through repeated trial and error. Rather than using a potter's wheel, hand-building, painting, ceramics, or workshops, the characteristics of Edo-nuri include the freedom to choose from more than 10 types of tea utensils, free-style and kintsugi styles, and the mixing of more than 10 types of paint. This technique involves layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing to create tea utensils while honing the artist's sense to the utmost.
The foundation is the traditional craft of [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in Edo—modern-day Tokyo—for approximately 260 years, and we were the first to successfully adorn it with an even wider variety of colors. Furthermore, [Edo-nuri] incorporates not only traditional culture but also modern art techniques in the layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing of tea utensils. It not only draws from the lineage of traditional Japanese crafts but also incorporates techniques from modern art. We elevate each piece into a collection of Edo style and Edo scenery in a single tea utensil.
In addition to tea, these utensils can also be used for special Japanese alcoholic beverages, including sake, allowing you to enjoy the unique aroma and flavor of alcohol and sake. Please enjoy tea and alcohol with this one-of-a-kind original tea utensil.
Edo Saryo is characterized by its [Edo-nuri], created through repeated trial and error. Rather than pottery, hand-building, painting, ceramics, or workshops, the characteristics of Edo-nuri include the freedom to choose from more than 10 types of tea utensils, free-style and kintsugi styles, and the mixing of more than 10 types of paint. It is a technique for creating tea utensils by layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing, while honing the artist's sense to the utmost.
The foundation of Edo Saryo is the traditional craft of [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in Edo—modern-day Tokyo—for approximately 260 years, which we were the first to successfully adorn with an even wider variety of colors. Furthermore, [Edo-nuri] incorporates not only traditional culture but also modern art techniques in the layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing of tea utensils. It not only draws from the lineage of traditional Japanese crafts but also elevates each piece into a work that concentrates the essence of Edo and its scenery in a single tea utensil.
In addition to tea, these utensils can also be used for special Japanese alcoholic beverages, including sake, allowing you to enjoy the unique aroma, flavor, and smooth finish of alcohol and sake. Please enjoy tea and alcohol with your own one-of-a-kind original tea utensil.
What is Edo lacquerware at Edo Saryo?
Edo Saryo is characterized by its [Edo-nuri], created through repeated trial and error. Rather than using a potter's wheel, hand-building, painting, ceramics, or workshops, the characteristics of Edo-nuri include the freedom to choose from more than 10 types of tea utensils, free-style and kintsugi styles, and the mixing of more than 10 types of paint. This technique involves layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing to create tea utensils while honing the artist's sense to the utmost.
The foundation is the traditional craft of [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in Edo—modern-day Tokyo—for approximately 260 years, and we were the first to successfully adorn it with an even wider variety of colors. Furthermore, [Edo-nuri] incorporates not only traditional culture but also modern art techniques in the layering, carving, patterning, polishing, and finishing of tea utensils. It not only draws from the lineage of traditional Japanese crafts but also incorporates techniques from modern art. We elevate each piece into a collection of Edo style and Edo scenery in a single tea utensil.
In addition to tea, these utensils can also be used for special Japanese alcoholic beverages, including sake, allowing you to enjoy the unique aroma and flavor of alcohol and sake. Please enjoy tea and alcohol with this one-of-a-kind original tea utensil.
EDO SARYO JOURNAL · 編集・運営 / Published by 江戸茶寮
公開 / Published 2025.04.20 · 更新 / Updated 2025.04.20
