Shira Hagi Bowl

These deep bowls exhibit a wabi sabi style. The edges bend forming an imperfect circle. 
The white ash glaze is splattered by hand creating a unique pattern on every bowl. This rustic bowl was the first piece we picked up when exploring the kiln gallery in Hagi.
 
Height: 75mm
Width: 170mm

As each item is handmade, slight size and colour variations may exist between items.

Handcrafted in Hagi 

SENRYUZAN KILN
Senryuzan Kiln was founded just before the end of the Edo period in 1826. Since then, it has honoured the traditional spirit and culture of Hagi yaki. Now, led by Akira Yoshiga, Senryuzan Kiln continues to practice traditional methods of the craft. On our most recent visit to Hagi, we joined Yoshiga-san for a tour through their studios and museum. The small team of artists make their own clays and glazes using traditional techniques and continue to carefully craft each piece on kick wheels. Each of these traditional practices are symbolic of Senryuzan Kiln's approach to Hagi yaki.