"With its two superimposed glazes, it aims to evoke a sense of vastness and infinity. Its connection to landscape and the much-loved change of seasons in Japan is expressed in this case not so much through form and color, but rather through an abstract and reduced perception of nature itself."
Raku is a general term for a bowl that was co-developed by the legendary tea master Ryku. This bowl comes from Kyoto. A city famous for its changing seasons. The exuberant cherry blossoms in spring and the maple foliage in autumn.
