Goma Five-Sided Matcha Bowl MAKER_Keizan Kiln but has a fluffy quality

but has a fluffy quality akin to ceramics from the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573–1603 CE)

As light moves over the surface

The outside top and inside are indigo colored

These beautifully crafted Yamanaka Lacquerware children's divided plates are wonderful additions to the table when enjoying a meal with children

Each one showcases a different cat with unique fur patterns

Goma Five-Sided Matcha Bowl MAKER_Keizan Kiln but has a fluffy qualityThe Goma Five Sided Matcha Bowl is a work shaped by both the artist's hand and the nature of the kiln. Rising from a pentagonal foot, the form opens into five gently flowing panels, each one extending upward with an organic rhythm that balances structure and movement. Goma is a classic of Bizen ware, its name derived from its resemblance to scattered sesame seeds. This pattern emerges as wood ash, carried upward by the kiln's draft, settles and melts