Past exhibitionToyama City Sato Memorial Art Museum
企画展「東南アジアのやきもの」
企画展「東南アジアのやきもの」
Oct 3, 2020 〜 Nov 29, 2020
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This exhibition showcases Southeast Asian ceramics, particularly focusing on the "Kamuraten Collection" donated to the museum in 2016. It introduces the diverse pottery from Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar, highlighting their long history and unique charm.
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What is the exhibition about?⌃
This exhibition showcases Southeast Asian ceramics.
What is a key feature of the exhibition?⌃
It particularly focuses on the "Kamuraten Collection" donated to the museum in 2016.
Which countries' pottery is featured?⌃
The exhibition introduces diverse pottery from Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar.
About the venue
Toyama, Japan
Toyama City Sato Memorial Art Museum
佐藤記念美術館
The Toyama City Sato Memorial Art Museum is a public institution in Toyama, Japan, established in
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