Chalaza Cracked Rim Speckled Plant Pot 3.1 In MOTIF_momiji The blue and gold color

The blue and gold color adds a modern touch and the small tear drop-like patterns hang beautifully on the sides and on the lid

This kobachi small bowl can be used to serve delicacies that are to be consumed in small amounts

The shape made on the potter's wheel is comfortable in the hand

It uses a technique called kinsai

the rare sight of Mount Fuji glowing crimson in the morning sun has long been celebrated as a symbol of good fortune

Chalaza Cracked Rim Speckled Plant Pot 3.1 In MOTIF_momiji The blue and gold colorA plant pot formed from the clay of Kusatsu on the shores of Lake Biwa, inspired by ancient pottery and modeled after the shape of an egg. A modern reinterpretation of Kusatsu ware, a ceramic tradition from 1,400 years ago, the aged looking patina evokes the passage of time. Left unglazed, this piece is decorated with a local Lake Biwa mud known as Seta Silt, diluted and poured to capture the process of flow on the surface. The result is a textural