Accompany Hawaii Island potter Suzanne Wang, as she heads to a small Japanese village for a once-in-a-lifetime apprenticeship with Ken Matsuzaki, one of Japan’s top potters.
This video is incredible! I am 20, and am a female aspiring ceramics artist. I really appreciate you sharing your life experience with ceramics and your perspective. Hearing this from you is helping me expand my perception of my own passion. Much love and peace!!
Weirdly enough, the video has a strange undertone for anybody who already worked in ceramics. The words said by Suzanne sounds right but I question their authenticity. Of course, it's sponsored but something feels off and I don't know whether it's the portrayed relationship between master and apprentice or the many words describing a process that is much less glorious than it sounds.
Thanks for sharing this journey
This video is incredible! I am 20, and am a female aspiring ceramics artist. I really appreciate you sharing your life experience with ceramics and your perspective. Hearing this from you is helping me expand my perception of my own passion. Much love and peace!!
Wonderful video, it really touched me. Thanks.
Wonderful video Suzanne.
Very inspiring...
i love this
Good job, Suzanne, trust you are going well, having had this experience under your belt.
amazing!
Amazing .....
That was🌅🌠🌌🌴💦🌍🌞🎶💐 experience 🏞️Aloha.
Weirdly enough, the video has a strange undertone for anybody who already worked in ceramics. The words said by Suzanne sounds right but I question their authenticity. Of course, it's sponsored but something feels off and I don't know whether it's the portrayed relationship between master and apprentice or the many words describing a process that is much less glorious than it sounds.