Kintsugi Wave Rim Choko - Crafted By Seitoen Choko this bowl carries the quiet

this bowl carries the quiet marks of the kiln — the surface settling in tones of grey and straw where the ash fell

Tokushichi Kiln forms and paints each bowl by hand in Japan

Fukuho Kiln forms and paints each cup by hand in Japan

Material: Lacquerware (urushi over wood)

Koyang Kiln forms and glazes each plate by hand in Japan

Kintsugi Wave Rim Choko - Crafted By Seitoen Choko this bowl carries the quietGlazed and fired by hand, this bowl carries the quiet character of something made individually not uniform, not perfectly predictable, but settled and easy to live with. Seitoen forms and glazes each bowl by hand in Japan, working at a pace that allows every piece to receive full attention. What you hold is the result of that care a bowl made to be used and to last. Japanese ceramics have been treasured across the world for generations, and a bowl