CoroCoro - Guinomi -灰被 vase this particular work exhibits a

this particular work exhibits a rare and highly prized burnt finish that deftly integrates the natural color of the clay with the time-honored Bizen pottery tradition

The various color gradations found on each face further evoke the awesome beauty of the planets

Toshiaki's Daichi series

the rounded base allows for gentle

CoroCoro - Guinomi -灰被 vase this particular work exhibits aToshiaki's "CoroCoro" Sake cup series. "CoroCoro" is a Japanese expression that describes something swaying back and forth. Just as the name suggests, this piece is designed to be placed on a table and sways gently when nudged (but don't worry, it's designed not to tip over). This piece intentionally undergoes firing near the stokehole during firing, which exposes it to the effects of pine wood ash and charcoal, resulting in a variety of changes and