Taro Tabuchi Prefectures in Japan. After studying Pottery Making at Osaka University of Arts, Tabuchi taught at a ceramic school for three years, and set up his own studio in the mountains of Takamatsu City. Since the completion of a wood-fire kiln in 2007, Tabuchi has been devoted to exploring his unique style of “Yohen Hakuji” ceramics. From early on in his career, Tabuchi’s works have been part of exhibitions in the leading venues in Japan for contemporary Japanese ceramics. His works have also shown in the US, Turkey, and Australia. Tabuchi’s works are held in various public and private collections. including Minneapolis Institute of Art, Takamatsu Art Museum, Shioe Museum of Art, Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum and Takahashi Collection.