Kyusu - 急須 - Sangiri ALL Artist Collection Goma patterns—so named due to

Goma patterns—so named due to their resemblance to sesame seeds—are created when ash adheres to the surface of a work in a firewood kiln

2kg W 9 x H 7

it is precisely engineered to remain upright—a delicate balance of form and function

Kinsai can only be achieved in small quantities during a single firing

5cm x13cm x 20cm

Kyusu - 急須 - Sangiri ALL Artist Collection Goma patterns—so named due toToshiakis Kyusu Teapot This handcrafted kyusu by Toshiaki features the traditional Bizen firing technique known as Sangiri, used generously to create its unique surface. During the firing process, natural gases released from charcoal interact with the clay, forming soft, smoky gradations and ethereal patterns. The result is a teapot that captures the quiet harmony between fire, earth, and charcoalan expression of nature's artistry shaped by the hands