YURIBENI Karatsu bent large bowl (Yamabudou – mountain grape)
This bowl is made of white pottery clay, which is rare in Karatsu, and is expressed in a light crimson color using underglaze red. Glaze underglaze red is a method of producing a red color by reduction firing using copper-based pigments. It is known as an advanced technique that is difficult to control the firing temperature because the color changes depending on the weather and kiln conditions. After being formed on the potter’s wheel, the potter lightly deflects it while it is still soft to give it movement. The pale red color of the underglaze red combined with the wan shape of the bowl will warmly envelop your dining table.
| Product Size | W20～22 ㎝×D19～20㎝×H:7.5～8㎝ |
|---|---|
| Product Material | Approx. 410g |
| Product Material | Pottery |
| Microwave oven | Available |
| Place of origin | Karatsu, Saga Prefecture, Japan |
Variation
Ekaratsu mug (Ashi)
Ekaratsu mug (Ashi) Ekaratsu is a representative technique of Karatsu ware with a 400-year history. The pottery is fired with an iron glaze called oniita, in which patterns of grass, trees, flowers, etc. are painted, and then an ash glaze is poured over the top. The exquisite balance between the forcefulness of the brushstrokes and the [...]
Ekaratsu mug (Hagi)
Ekaratsu mug (Hagi) Ekaratsu is a representative technique of Karatsu ware with a 400-year history. The pottery is fired with an iron glaze called oniita, in which patterns of grass, trees, flowers, etc. are painted, and then an ash glaze is poured over the top. The exquisite balance between the forcefulness of the brushstrokes and the [...]
Ekaratsu 8 sun Dish (Hagi)
Ekaratsu 8 sun Dish (Hagi) Eko-karatsu is a representative technique of Karatsu ware with a 400-year history. The pottery is fired with an iron glaze called oniita, in which patterns of grass, trees, flowers, etc. are painted, and then an ash glaze is poured over the top. The exquisite balance between the forcefulness of the [...]