Inside the Kura
Inside the Kura
A free 56-page guide to looking at Japanese antiques.
What's inside
- A 20-page illustrated story — what a storehouse is, and why so much survived inside one
- A field guide to fifteen kinds of object — ceramics, lacquer, blades, textiles, baskets and others
- Three pages on buying from Japan
No prices. No sales pitch. Just how to look.
If one thing stays with you, it will be this: the next time you pick up an old Japanese bowl, you will turn it over and look at the foot.
Written by Kei Kurata — Kura Finds
Instant download. No account needed.
Free, and it arrives at once. Afterwards I write every other week about a single object. You can stop whenever you like.
Questions people ask
Do I need to know anything already?
No. It starts at the beginning.
Why is it free?
Because it is also how I show you what I know. If you ever buy something from me, I would rather you knew what you were looking at.
What happens to my email address?
You get the guide, then a letter every other week about a single object. Nothing else — and you can stop whenever you like.