Rahou Cup -Milky White- Ichiro Mori The asymmetry in color and

The asymmetry in color and texture of this piece is a reflection of the harmony found within the diversity of the natural world

taking on the form of undulating waves

as well as the harmonious introduction of a perfect circle around the lip

Kinsai can only be achieved in small quantities during a single firing

By covering the piece with a lot of firewood ash during firing

Rahou Cup -Milky White- Ichiro Mori The asymmetry in color andKazuya'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. The milky coloringachieved without the use of additional glaze provides softness and warmth to the traditional reddish brown coloring of the piece. This cup exhibits the rustic charm of Bizen Art with its uneven and unglazed surface. The surface of a Bizen Art