A story painted by earth and fire. Pink clay and white clay are layered, and a natural swirling pattern is created while pulling on a potter's wheel. Finally, a thick brushstroke of limestone white Hagi glaze is applied. The limestone white Hagi glaze is characterized by its glossy, milky white color. It can be used in both oxidation and reduction firing, and firing at around 1230-1250°C creates variations in the brushstrokes and glaze pooling, resulting in a soft, picturesque scene. The contrast between the matte texture of the clay and the gloss of the glaze transforms this vessel into a single landscape painting the moment food is placed upon it. Features of the work: • Scenery of pink clay and white clay The marble pattern naturally created by kneading the two types of clay is unique to each piece. • Brushstrokes of limestone white Hagi glaze The thick application of glaze creates glaze pooling, and the brilliance changes depending on the angle of light. • Design that enhances food The matte base and soft gloss highlight the colors of seasonal ingredients. This vessel is themed around "the moment when food and scenery meet." The pattern of pink clay and white clay resembles geological strata, and the milky white of the limestone white Hagi glaze is like morning mist or the flow of melting snow. When food is served, the vessel is complete, and a small story is born on the dining table. Pink clay and white clay blend together, and the white of the limestone white Hagi glaze runs like a single brushstroke. The thickly applied glaze embraces the light and beautifully reflects the food. We hope you will use this one-of-a-kind vessel to paint a landscape on your dining table. #Peperosso Pottery #Pink Clay #White Clay #Kneading #Limestone White Hagi #Brushstrokes #Handmade Vessels #Ceramic Art #Vessels That Enhance Food #Living with Vessels #One-of-a-Kind #Craftsmanship #Making Plating Fun #Table Coordination