Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Traditional Industries

Overview

The Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Traditional Industries opened in 1984 to preserve and share Ishikawa's rich traditional crafts heritage for future generations. Ishikawa's crafts represent a long history and cultural refinement, imbued with skilled techniques and aesthetic sensibilities. The museum displays approximately 3,000 pieces from 36 different craft industries. Along with famous crafts like Kutani ware, Wajima lacquerware, and Kaga Yuzen dyeing, you'll also discover less familiar but equally fascinating examples. Exhibits detailing the production process allow visitors to appreciate the artisans' exceptional skills and the beauty of these traditional crafts. A hands-on experience corner offers opportunities to try Kutani ware painting, Wajima lacquerware application, and other crafts, offering an immersive learning experience. The museum shop provides a chance to purchase traditional crafts and related items. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Ishikawa's traditional crafts – visit the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Traditional Industries today!