[BOWL] HIBIKI AOSAI BOWL (SMALL) | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES glass as if the hill was

as if the hill was turned upside down

Japan Technique Japanese Candles Material Black iron Size Φ2

The size of the pattern changes depending on the strength of squeezing and the height of the fabric to be picked up

It is a pink-based plate of cherry blossoms that represents Japan

Kyoto Imperial Palace

[BOWL] HIBIKI AOSAI BOWL (SMALL) | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES glass as if the hill wasShigeo Takemura A "bowl" with a glaze reminiscent of the blue of nature that shines on a scarlet background. The pattern of blue glaze flowing on the outside gives the bowl a change. I make my own natural ash glaze by turning sunflowers that I have grown into ash and mixing them with burned ash such as grapes, sunflowers, and figs. Recently, there are few potters who make their own glaze from ash making, but we are particular about it because it has