Noborigama-fired Shallow Bowl Item style:A

Noborigama-fired Shallow Bowl Item style:AThis small shallow bowl was made by Shoichi Kamiya of Mashiko, who apprenticed under Living National Treasure Tatsuzo Shimaoka and later spent more than twenty years working in his workshop. Crafted from coarse Shigaraki clay and fired in a traditional climbing kiln (noborigama), each piece reflects the depth and character of his work. Measurements (approximately): 17cm x H 4cm 6. 7" H 1. 6" Material Type: Ceramic Designed and handcrafted in Mashiko,

Japanese antique Ishizara stoneware platter/bowl

but with Hariko paper is not soaked

Hand-dyed in Mashiko

while in the West

two of the most renowned ceramic artists in Mashiko

this porcelain wine goblet features a semi-matte glaze with gentle variations that give it a soft texture and natural character

Please expect slight variation in each piece as all are completely handmade

allowing the tumbler to develop a unique patina over time and enhancing its beauty

while also reflecting the traditional symbolism of the chrysanthemum - a timeless emblem of longevity and prosperity in Japan

Her pieces are created on a hand-wheel and then all very carefully hand painted in her studio in Mashiko

Made of brass

Handcrafted in Yamagata