Makito Kawai / U162 - 08

SOTTAKU KILN MAKITO KAWAI
U162 POT (all handmade)

The oldest style of pottery in Japan is the anagama kiln.
The piece was fired in the anagama kiln using approximately 9,000 sticks of firewood over three days, day and night, and finished with natural lacquer.
As the ash falls on the piece and becomes a natural glaze, each piece has its own unique expression, making them one-of-a-kind pieces.

All are one-of-a-kind original pieces.
*Please note that we cannot accept cancellations for one-of-a-kind items.

Size
φ14.5cm × h7.7cm (φ: outer diameter × h: total height)

○Product number
U162-08

○ Manufacturing location
Japan - made in JAPAN

○ Author
SOTTAKU KILN MAKITO KAWAI
He studied under Tadashi Kawai in Kyoto and after eight years of training, he established Sotsutaku Kiln in Tokyo.
Aiming to create "pottery that can be made in Tokyo," he continues to present installations that bring to fruition images that freely shift from architectural shapes to abstraction and then concrete form.

Kawai Makito web
https://makito-kawai.com/ (Official website)
http://sottaku.com/ (Sotaku Kiln)