Stoneware jar with lid. Fired for 5 days to 1300°C in a traditional anagama kiln. During the prolonged wood firing, ash particles carried by heat and flame settle on the pot’s surface and melt into a natural glaze, creating dramatic variations in color and texture.
Each piece is unique.
A tiny chip on the edge of the lid, caused during removal of protective wadding after firing. This is a normal part of the woodfiring process and can be expected in anagama fired ceramics. Barely visible and does not affect function or overall appearance. The piece is considered first quality.
Height: 27cm
Stoneware jar with lid. Fired for 5 days to 1300°C in a traditional anagama kiln. During the prolonged wood firing, ash particles carried by heat and flame settle on the pot’s surface and melt into a natural glaze, creating dramatic variations in color and texture.
Each piece is unique.
A tiny chip on the edge of the lid, caused during removal of protective wadding after firing. This is a normal part of the woodfiring process and can be expected in anagama fired ceramics. Barely visible and does not affect function or overall appearance. The piece is considered first quality.
Height: 27cm
