Rahou Cup plate Toshiaki was inspired by pebbles

Toshiaki was inspired by pebbles when crafting this piece

Kazuya also leveraged his unique technique of using a burner in the forming process to add subtle cracked textures to the surface

During the firing process

creating a unique keshiki for this piece

5 cm 350ml (G1)

Rahou Cup plate Toshiaki was inspired by pebblesKazuya's Rahou series. Through his distinctive rahou () spiraling technique, Kazuya takes advantage of the spinning potter's wheel to impart a sense of grace and power to his Bizen Art pieces. With its warm brown coloring and the fine spirals decorating the surface, this sculptural piece evokes the image of a tree growing deep into the soil and upward toward the sky. This piece exhibits the rustic charm of Bizen Art with its uneven and unglazed