大樋焼の歴史
大樋焼は、寛文六年（1666年）加賀藩主五代・前田綱紀候によって京都より招聘された仙叟（裏千家始祖・千宗室）に同道した長左衛門（楽家四代・一入の高弟）によって始まった。
以来、茶道における侘び寂びの理念をもとに、350年の歴史を積み重ねてきた。
寛文六年（1666年）加賀藩主五代・前田綱紀候は京都より仙叟宗室（裏千家四代）を茶道普及の為に金沢へ招いた。
その際、初代長左衛門が京都より同道し、金沢郊外・大樋村（現大樋町）などの粘土によって、茶盌などを制作したことで大樋焼と称されるようになった。
History of Ohiyaki
Ohiyaki was initiated by Chosamon (the founder of the Urasenke school of tea ceremony) who was invited by the fifth lord of the Kaga domain, Maeda Tsunanori, in the sixth year of the Kanbun era (1666). Chosamon was accompanied by Chosazen (the fourth generation of the Urasenke school), and it was Chosazen's disciple, Chosaimon, who began Ohiyaki in Kanazawa.
Since then, Ohiyaki has been built upon the principles of wabi-sabi in the way of tea, accumulating a history of 350 years.
In the sixth year of the Kanbun era (1666), Maeda Tsunanori, the fifth lord of the Kaga domain, invited Chosazen from Kyoto to Kanazawa to promote the way of tea. During that time, the first generation Chosaimon also came from Kyoto and started making tea utensils such as tea bowls from the local clay in areas like Ohi-mura (nowadays Ohi-cho) in the outskirts of Kanazawa. This marked the beginning of Ohiyaki, which is named after the Ohi region.
大樋焼作家 大樋晃樂 陶歴
金沢美術工芸大学卒業
備前、瀬戸、萩、京都へ研修
金沢工芸展出品三回
亜細亜工芸展入選
金沢・犀川画廊にて作陶展
福井ステーションギャラリーにて作陶展
陶光会入選（大樋茶盌三種）
新宿・伊勢丹百貨店にて 茶陶展（個展）
新槐樹社 会員出品
金沢・片町にて三砂展出展
第二回、新宿・伊勢丹にて個展
第三回、新宿・伊勢丹にて個展
井筒屋にて茶陶展出展
金沢・片町にて「坂野雄一書展」協賛出展
作陶二十年展開催
爾後 創作茶陶に専念
Graduated from Kanazawa College of Art and Crafts.
Trained in Bizen, Seto, Hagi, and Kyoto.
Exhibited at Kanazawa Craft Store three times.
Selected for the Asia Craft Exhibition.
Held a ceramic art exhibition at Kanazawa Saigawa Gallery.
Held a ceramic art exhibition at Fukui Station Gallery.
Selected for the Tohko-kai Exhibition (Three types of Ohira tea bowls).
Tea ceramics exhibition at Shinjuku Isetan Department Store (Classical).
Member exhibition at Shin Kaishusha.
Participated in the Sansha Exhibition in Kanazawa Katanomachi.
Held a solo exhibition at the second Shinjuku Isetan.
Held a solo exhibition at the third Shinjuku Isetan.
Participated in the Tea Ceramics Exhibition at Izutsuya.
Supported and exhibited at the "Yuuichi Sakano Calligraphy Exhibition" in Kanazawa Katanomachi.
Held a 20th anniversary ceramic art exhibition.