相賀真志郎 信楽三筋壺 黄瀬戸茶碗 As discussed in the article

As discussed in the article introducing the preceding work

and a wavy rim that gives it a soft movement

Capturing the serendipity born from material and firing with precision

MitsutosaCharacterized by a distorted shapeBlack Oribe tea bowl

相賀真志郎 信楽三筋壺 黄瀬戸茶碗 As discussed in the articleThis Shigaraki jar was made by Masashiro Aika, who works in Okayama Prefecture. With three horizontal lines encircling the body, a feature also seen in old Tokoname and Echizen jars, this piece has a presence reminiscent of ancient ceramics. Its powerful, asymmetrically distorted form is richly covered with green ash glaze, which slowly flows down the body to create a beautiful natural landscape. On the unglazed areas, the earthy Shigaraki clay