Mountain powder six-inch plate

Powder-drawn pottery is a very ancient technique This technique was introduced from the Korean Peninsula in the early days. Japan has been using it on utensils for four or five hundred years. At that time, the method of making porcelain had not yet been introduced to Japan. Thin porcelain used in the imperial court of China during the Song and Ming dynasties It was the highest model of artifacts at that time. The potter went to great lengths to make white pottery Turning brown or black clay into objects Soak the makeup soil directly after drying Then apply transparent glaze and fire Later, this technique was called "powder drawing". There is another name for it, "Powder Blow" It is like blowing white powder onto the surface of the device, hence the name. After the powder-induced objects are fired at high temperature The iron or soil particles in the original subsoil will vaguely emerge The simple, warm and soft taste is fascinating Powder-induced objects will have some small wrinkles on the surface Or the "yellow powder primer" with a yellow tint in texture Unique glaze color can make the object more textured ----------------------------------------- Kagetsu Kiln Ogawa Junji ----------------------------------------- Size: diameter 17cm x height 2cm *Handmade, glaze color and size may vary slightly