Village Potters Of Onda (1966)

The film “Village Potters of Onda” explores the traditional pottery-making practices of a rural Japanese village. It highlights the serene lifestyle of the villagers, who engage in farming and pottery using methods passed down for over 250 years. The film details the intricate processes of clay preparation, pottery formation, and firing in communal kilns, emphasizing the community’s collaboration and the influence of historical techniques. As the potters adapt to modern markets, the film raises questions about the preservation of their traditional craft amid changing demands.

Keywords
pottery, traditional, Japanese village, folk art, clay preparation, communal kilns, serene lifestyle, farming, craftsmanship, cultural heritage

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