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Wood-Fired Nanban Clay Cup
Wood-Fired Nanban Clay Cup
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This small clay cup by Shigeyoshi Morioka is hand-thrown and wood-fired without glaze, leaving the natural texture of the clay bare. The silhouette is quiet and grounded—with a slightly warped rim, rounded shoulders, and a low, solid foot.
The surface shows unrefined iron specks and warm earthen tones, like something pulled from deep soil. This is a vessel without pretense—no decoration, no ambition—only stillness. It holds, and it waits.
Dimensions: Φ5.5*H5cm,50ml
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Shigeyoshi Morioka
Shigeyoshi Morioka is a revered potter working in the mountain village of Amano, Wakayama. Firing in multi-chamber wood kilns, he creates vessels that span from rugged and elemental to serene and introspective. With a deep sensitivity to clay, ash, and flame, Morioka’s work reflects decades of practice and presence. His influence extends quietly but profoundly across generations of Japanese and international ceramic artists. Each piece carries earth, fire, and time—held in form, never forced.