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Clad in Light Matcha Bowl Kokutani Nobuo principally creates glazed ware

Clad in Light Matcha Bowl Kokutani Nobuo principally creates glazed wareClad in Light Matcha Bowl by Seto ware artist Taruta Hiroshi is a piece defined by quiet refinement. Delicately formed and glazed in pale celadon, the bowl carries a light, graceful presence. Taruta employs the linear hotarude technique, carving thin diagonal slits across the surface. When light falls upon the bowl, soft shadows gather along these lines, as if light itself were gently draped over the form, evoking the natural, fluid fall of woven

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Description

Nobuo principally creates glazed ware with a black tenmoku glaze that includes at least five percent iron

The bowl is crafted by Ohigashi Alyne

Vivid colors give a modern twist to your dining table

The maker forms every leaf individually

This charmingly designed plate is handmade

Clad in Light Matcha Bowl Kokutani Nobuo principally creates glazed wareClad in Light Matcha Bowl by Seto ware artist Taruta Hiroshi is a piece defined by quiet refinement. Delicately formed and glazed in pale celadon, the bowl carries a light, graceful presence. Taruta employs the linear hotarude technique, carving thin diagonal slits across the surface. When light falls upon the bowl, soft shadows gather along these lines, as if light itself were gently draped over the form, evoking the natural, fluid fall of woven

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