Keshiki -Sanshiki- vase this guinomi (sake cup) showcases

this guinomi (sake cup) showcases an exceptionally rare firing result—a mysterious surface created by the spontaneous fusion of multiple traditional Bizen techniques

and clay during the Bizen firing process

The chemical reaction between straw placed on a piece and the clay itself brings out this vivid Hidasuki color

the traditional Goma patterning is an important means of aesthetic expression for Bizen artists

Keshiki -Sanshiki- vase this guinomi (sake cup) showcasesIchiros Keshiki series. Keshiki () means landscape in Japanese. In Bizen Art, the keshiki of a piece refers to the landscape of the surface formed through variations in color and texture. Ichiro designs the keshiki of his artwork intentionally, hoping that the various ways of interpreting his works will inspire people to engage in lively discussion when using the pieces in their daily lives. Sanshiki () means three colors. Ichiro created the three