TESAI KABIN [Kiku] Ceramic " It is a fortunate

" It is a fortunate and auspicious design

The smoke rising from the straight slit flickers

Kawariyakibakuwa Kuroji "変り焼き箔輪黒地" refers to a technique where specially treated

"go-en") that multiply and expand endlessly

has been regarded since ancient times as an auspicious pattern that wards off evil spirits and protects against misfortune

TESAI KABIN [Kiku] Ceramic " It is a fortunateThis single stem vase is crafted from a base of Karatsu style clay, finished with a slip made from carefully selected Amakusa porcelain clay, and adorned with hand painted underglaze and overglaze decoration. Slipwarea technique developed by artisans of the past who longed for white ceramics when white clay was scarceadds a soft, refined texture to the piece. The gently shaped form, created on the potters wheel, and the interplay between the earthy