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Sculpted with wild coarse terracotta from the Shigaraki hillside, featuring rhythmic ribbed vertical incisions inspired by dappled forest sunlight. Each vessel undergoes a 72-hour slow wood firing.

$240.00 Inc. archival wooden storage box
Only 4 numbered pieces in batch
Selected Finish / Mineral Glaze: Unglazed Sandstone Ochre
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Provenance & Craft Method (Read Monograph)

Mined from deep Pleistocene clay strata in Shigaraki, Japan. Hand-coiled and shaped on a kick-wheel before applying mineral slip.

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Dimensions, Capacity & Floral Care

Height: 28cm (11"). Diameter: 19cm (7.5"). Weight: 2.8kg. Watertight interior glazed with clear feldspar. Suitable for fresh ikebana branches or dried pampas.

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Product Specification & Architectural Context

Hand-thrown using deep Pleistocene terracotta from Shigaraki kilns, fired for 72 consecutive hours under unglazed pine embers. Each specimen demonstrates natural wabi-sabi kiln markings, crystalline feldspar bloom, and a tactile matte slip designed to gracefully patina alongside architectural travertine surfaces over decades of daily domestic ritual.

Architectural Living Composition

The Atelier Solarium Ensemble

Curators recommend pairing the Komorebi vessel with textural brutalist stones, hand-loomed flax, and organic walnut to create spatial harmony.

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Specification New Architectural Product (Current) Tokoname Black Smoked Bizen Wood-Fired Amphora
Price & Value $240.00 $310.00 $420.00
Firing Duration 72-Hour Wood Kiln 48-Hour Reduction 12-Day Anagama Tunnel
Clay Origin Shigaraki, Japan Aichi Iron Ore Clay Hiyose Rice-Paddy Mud
Glaze Finish Raw Feldspathic Slip Carbon Smoked Satin Natural Wood Ash Fly
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Master Ceramist Potter

"True luxury lies in the permanence of natural materials and the quiet human hand behind every curve."

— Elena Vance, Head of Material Provenance

The Atelier Chronicle • Volume IV

The Geometry of Quietude: How Shigaraki Clay Survives Three Generations

In our partner kilns north of Kyoto, potters do not rush the cooling cycle. For seventy-two hours, pine embers deposit natural glassy flecks upon the unglazed terracotta. The resulting surface bears microscopic tactile textures that synthetic manufacturing cannot replicate.

When placed on an untreated travertine surface or linen tablecloth, the Komorebi vessel absorbs ambient room temperature, developing a gentle patina that evolves alongside your home across decades.

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