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softened by a tangy bergamot lift
The pattern was created by an old hand-transfer technique called Inban
fostering serenity and joy
It features a pattern of intricate thistle flowers and leaves in a rust red or iron red pigment with gold gilt accents
featuring bold calligraphic brushstrokes of a dark pigment depicting bamboo
Japanese Pottery - Takashi Mountain Soup Bowl peaceful softened by a tangy bergamotHandmade pottey soup bowl with handles and a matching spoon, known as Oribe ware, is from the Akita Prefecture. Oribe ware is a type of Japanese pottery named after Furuta Oribe, a tea master from the late 16th and early 17th centuries. He favored a bold, unconventional aesthetic known as hie wabi or hyge (meaning humorous or playful) which defined the ware produced in kilns in the Mino Province (modern day Gifu Prefecture). Oribe ware is known for
