Hannari-Shikaraki(Solid)-Large bowl

White and pale gray harmonize beautifully with the rustic Shigaraki clay in this large bowl.
Craftsmen have put their heart and soul into each piece. The beautiful natural patterns created by the glaze on each piece are unique, and each piece is "one of a kind" with its own unique charm.
In contrast to the size of the vase, it has a calm and quiet texture.
The slight bend of the rim is somehow calming.

Shigaraki ware is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan (Shigaraki, Echizen, Seto, Tokoname, Tanba, and Bizen), and is mainly produced in Shigaraki, Koga City, Shiga Prefecture.
Shigaraki ware has a long history and is said to have begun in the Heian to Kamakura periods.
Shigaraki ware is characterized by its simple, coarse clay and fire resistance, and when fired, it takes on a slightly reddish color.
The surface of the pottery is covered with a beadlo glaze or burnt surface, which creates a gentle expression not found in other production areas and has been loved by many people over the years.