Rahou -Bivalve- vase blue and black evokes an

blue and black evokes an image of earth meeting sky meeting space

Weight:  500g

Toshiaki has captured the essence of the traditional Japanese aesthetic concept of wabi-sabi: finding beauty in imperfection

This exceptional artwork evokes the mineralization of Kazuya Ishida and is a stunning example of the traditional Bizen technique of "Shinogi"

Rahou -Bivalve- vase blue and black evokes anKazuya'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. Kauzya took inspiration from the natural beauty of bivalve shells when he conceived this piece. The asymmetry in color and texture of this piece is a reflection of the harmony found within the diversity of the natural world. 4. 3kg W17xL52xH22 cm W6. 7xL20.