Yohen Water Container
Natural ash glaze
The water container or Mizusashi, is used to hold the fresh water during the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
Yohen, which translates as changed by the fire/flame or kiln change, refers to changes that happen in the kiln during firing, causing the glaze to run. The build up of ash on the floor of the kiln and the natural glazing process that occurs because of it result in Yohen pots in deep browns, blues & reds.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
The water container or Mizusashi, is used to hold the fresh water during the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
Yohen, which translates as changed by the fire/flame or kiln change, refers to changes that happen in the kiln during firing, causing the glaze to run. The build up of ash on the floor of the kiln and the natural glazing process that occurs because of it result in Yohen pots in deep browns, blues & reds.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
$1,338.21
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Natural ash glaze
The water container or Mizusashi, is used to hold the fresh water during the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
Yohen, which translates as changed by the fire/flame or kiln change, refers to changes that happen in the kiln during firing, causing the glaze to run. The build up of ash on the floor of the kiln and the natural glazing process that occurs because of it result in Yohen pots in deep browns, blues & reds.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
The water container or Mizusashi, is used to hold the fresh water during the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
Yohen, which translates as changed by the fire/flame or kiln change, refers to changes that happen in the kiln during firing, causing the glaze to run. The build up of ash on the floor of the kiln and the natural glazing process that occurs because of it result in Yohen pots in deep browns, blues & reds.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
