Wood-Fired Bizen-ware Tokkuri vintage kutani It was not until the

It was not until the Meiji Period that people began to appreciate the raw beauty of plain white porcelain

The green profile paper explains the meaning of this bowl

Kiriko cut glass began 180 years during the Edo period and involved the technique of cutting patterns into the surface of glass

In 2002 he held private exhibitions in Oita and Saga

Wood-Fired Bizen-ware Tokkuri vintage kutani It was not until the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a reasonably large chamfered Bizen ware tokkuri made around 5 years ago by Christopher Ravenhall. It is wood fired and the exterior is scorched a deep red colour. The bottom also features red streaks known as hidasuki. Hidasuki refers to the process of wrapping wares with cords of straw, which are then fired off resulting