TESAI KABIN [Sakura] Cast Iron multiple faces are visible from

multiple faces are visible from any angle

Pair it with a fragrant daiginjo (a premium sake brewed with highly polished rice for a delicate aroma and refined flavor) to let its bouquet fully blossom

This piece features the traditional Japanese motif of seigaiha (blue ocean waves)

it creates a warmth and depth not found in metal alone

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TESAI KABIN [Sakura] Cast Iron multiple faces are visible fromThis single stem vase is crafted from a base of Karatsu style clay, finished with a slip made from carefully selected Amakusa porcelain clay, and adorned with hand painted underglaze and overglaze decoration. Slipwarea technique developed by artisans of the past who longed for white ceramics when white clay was scarceadds a soft, refined texture to the piece. The gently shaped form, created on the potters wheel, and the interplay between the earthy