Porcelain chawan. Fired for 5 days to 1300°C in a traditional anagama kiln. Natural ash glaze formed as wood ash settled and melted on the surface, creating unique variations in color and texture. This piece also shows carbon particles from smoke trapped and sealed beneath the glaze, creating distinctive black dots and patterns that add natural depth and character—a highly valued effect in wood-fired pottery.
Each piece is unique.
Height: 7cm
Diameter ⌀: 10cm
Holds roughly: 300ml
Porcelain chawan. Fired for 5 days to 1300°C in a traditional anagama kiln. Natural ash glaze formed as wood ash settled and melted on the surface, creating unique variations in color and texture. This piece also shows carbon particles from smoke trapped and sealed beneath the glaze, creating distinctive black dots and patterns that add natural depth and character—a highly valued effect in wood-fired pottery.
Each piece is unique.
Height: 7cm
Diameter ⌀: 10cm
Holds roughly: 300ml
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