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Traditional Shiraiwayaki meets Aoi Watanabe's contemporary touch
Two worlds collide as the traditional Namako Glaze from Shiraiwa meets the Rokurome, a decorative technique created by rotating the potter's wheel to create a ripple effect on the surface of a vessel that potter Aoi Watanabe picked up in Kyoto.
| Origin | Shiraiwa, Akita |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | H7cm x W14.5cm |
| Weight | 500g |
| Material | Shiraiwa-yaki, Namako Glaze |
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