
"ANAGAMA POT" by Makito Kawai will be on sale from 8pm on Tuesday, June 18th.
The works fired here include those made by students.
Approximately 300 pieces of work by around 80 artists are lined up for firing.
Depending on where you place it, the fire will change and the finished product will also change.
Kawai decides the placement of each piece before firing it.
Anagama kilns are a primitive firing kiln that has been passed down since ancient times and is slowly fired with firewood.
The careful firing method results in beautiful patterns such as natural glazes, unique half-patterned changes, and kiln changes that cannot be achieved with electric or gas kilns.
The appeal of the anagama kiln, "left to the fire," is not just the skill of the maker, but the way the piece is created.
You can enjoy the unique scenery that appears in the pottery.