[BOWL] HIBIKI HEISAI BOWL (LARGE) | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES Autumn Japan Technique Wakasa Lacquerware Material

Japan Technique Wakasa Lacquerware Material Natural wood (maras)

it is useful for various uses such as rice bowls

Please enjoy your own gem

as well as in the 2010 and 2006 Design Triennials at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York

By sticking to the texture and color that is not a pottery

[BOWL] HIBIKI HEISAI BOWL (LARGE) | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES Autumn Japan Technique Wakasa Lacquerware MaterialShigeo Takemura A large "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