Nine Birds Pottery Workshop. In 2002, Teacher A-Liang established the Nine Birds Pottery Workshop in Chulu, Taitung. The name "Nine Birds" is actually a breakdown of the local place name Xinban "Jiu" (dove). In 2002, Teacher A-Liang established the Nine Birds Pottery Workshop in Chulu, Taitung. The name "Nine Birds" is actually a breakdown of the local place name Xinban "Jiu" (dove). The term "Pottery" expresses the hope to emulate famous ceramic cultures like Japan's Shino ware, allowing Nine Birds Pottery to be as renowned and enduring as these celebrated ceramic creations, passed down through generations. In addition to consistently pursuing artistic creation and improvement each year, with the expectation of cultural inheritance and exchange, Teachers A-Liang and Xiazi of Nine Birds Pottery also embarked on the path of pottery teaching. Through pottery teaching workshops, they open the door to artistic creation for the public. Year by year, through collaborative proposals with various sectors, they have begun to develop lifestyle pottery, customized business products, public art projects, pottery courses, DIY experiences, kiln culture guided tours, and handcrafted jewelry. In the Nine Birds Pottery showroom, you will find lustrous and exquisitely crafted traditional Paiwan pottery, as well as the "Chasing Deer" series of small items inspired by place names like Chulu and Luye, suitable for holding business cards.
Address: 臺東縣卑南鄉初鹿村新斑鳩42號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Taitung