Sabi kairagi 3.5-Sun Plate - Crafted By Hyozan Kiln Mug Artisan: Tokushichi Kiln

Artisan: Tokushichi Kiln

the decoration worked into the surface while it still holds the maker's touch

this bowl holds its color differently in different light — deepening where the glaze pools

Tadashi Tomita forms and fires each sake cup by hand in Japan

this cup carries the mark of a practiced brush — the pattern applied one piece at a time

Sabi kairagi 3.5-Sun Plate - Crafted By Hyozan Kiln Mug Artisan: Tokushichi KilnGlazed and fired by hand, this plate carries the quiet character of something made individually the surface not perfectly uniform, the rim shaped by a hand rather than a machine. It sits well on any table, with any food. Hyozan Kiln forms and glazes each plate by hand in Japan, working at a pace that allows every piece to receive full attention. The result is a plate made to hold food well and to be noticed on the table. Japanese ceramics have been