Shunzan Kiln Kyo Kiyomizu Ware Three legs Incense Bowl / 俊山窯 香立て b26.3.24 uninhibited brushstroke

uninhibited brushstroke

flames pass across the clay and ash settles naturally

Yutaka Ono (b

when metalworkers travelling with the legendary general Minamoto no Yoshitsune discovered the fine sand of the Mamigasaki River in Yamagata—ideal for casting iron

6 cm (Grating Surface)

Shunzan Kiln Kyo Kiyomizu Ware Three legs Incense Bowl / 俊山窯 香立て b26.3.24 uninhibited brushstrokeThe products from Shunzan Kiln in Kyoto are a reflection of generations of artistry and dedication to traditional Japanese ceramics. Established in the Showa era, Shunzan Kiln () has been passed down through three generations, with each master inheriting the skills and knowledge from the previous while also adding their unique touch to the craft. The current master, Mori Shunzan() , continues this proud tradition. Over the years, Shunzan Kiln has