CoroCoro - Guinomii Series ALL Artist Collection but rather through the use

but rather through the use of a difficult technique in which the Bizen artist removes a piece from the kiln at its peak temperature and cools the piece down rapidly

The creation of such a balanced and subtle shape requires a mastery of the potter's wheel as well as an understanding of how firing will affect the overall form of the piece

The milky coloring—achieved without the use of additional glaze —provides softness and warmth to the traditional reddish-brown coloring of the piece

the traditional Goma patterning is an important means of aesthetic expression for Bizen artists

CoroCoro - Guinomii Series ALL Artist Collection but rather through the useToshiakis CoroCoro Guinomii Series A standout piece from the highly popular CoroCoro series, this guinomi (sake cup) showcases an exceptionally rare firing resulta mysterious surface created by the spontaneous fusion of multiple traditional Bizen techniques. The interplay of natural ash, flame, and clay has produced unique textures and colors seldom seen, even among seasoned collectors. Its softly rounded base allows for gentle, playful movement, yet