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Handmade by Japanese traditional craftsman
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This Tokoname ware, combination of elegance and simplicity, radiates liveliness.
The RYO series is a joint project by SALIU, a Japanese ceramic design brand, and Gyokko Toen, one of the well-known Tokoname Kilns. Each vase has a slightly unique shape as they are all handmade by Hirotaka Umehara, the second-generation descendant of Gyokko Toen.
Simple and delicate. Matching single branch plant with this curvaceous narrow-mouth vase, every space instantly becomes energetic. Carbonizing and firing red shudei clay at high temperature repeatedly without glaze created this unique and elegant matte black finish.
Tokoname ware, produced in Aichi Prefecture, was originated in late Heian period. The most outstanding kiln out of the six ancient kilns in Japan. The clay contains a large amount of iron so that the pottery is water-resistant and smooth to touch without glazed. It was designated as a traditional craft of Japan in Showa 51.
Size: Diameter 6.5 x Height 7.8 (cm)
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material: pottery (charcoal-fired)
SALIU
Founded by LOLO, Japanese pottery manufacturer, in 2005. SALIU strives to pursue stylish and natural design while values Japanese traditional craftsmanship. Always collaborate with talented craftsmen to produce delicate, durable and high-quality series and products.
Hirotaka Umehara
With over 60 years of experience in pottery making. The second-generation descendant of Gyokko Toen founded in 1945. With his reputation and his excellent skills, knowledge and experience in the Tokoname ware, he was certified as a Japanese Traditional Craftsman by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry in 1994.