Clad in Light Faceted Matcha Bowl ORIGIN_Seto Sometsuke Each container is deep enough

Each container is deep enough to hold rice and other side dishes

Each piece is shaped through pressure casting using molds made from hand-carved plaster originals

this unique plate can be combined with dishes from various countries

this porcelain ornament is embellished with fine lines of gold and traditional Japanese motifs in red and white

This tonsui bowl stands out for its subtle reddish-brown color

Clad in Light Faceted Matcha Bowl ORIGIN_Seto Sometsuke Each container is deep enoughClad in Light Faceted Matcha Bowl by Seto ware artist Taruta Hiroshi is a piece defined by quiet refinement. Delicately formed and glazed in pale celadon, the bowl carries a light, graceful presence. Taruta employs the linear hotarude technique, carving thin diagonal slits across the surface. Building on this technique, he further refines the exterior by adding faceted cuts around the carved grooves. A sense of rhythm and dimensional depth enrich the