商品说明
“Wheat straw” patterns came into production in the Edo period, and they are characterized by a pattern consisting of several alternating vertical lines. They are drawn using “akaraku,” “gosu,” and iron pigments. “Akaraku” easily becomes blurry when used in a muddy state when drawing, causing the lines to look like the heads of wheat plants—hence the name “wheat straw pattern.” Perhaps this is also a feature of Seto ware, but it is highly functional and used more often than displayed. In particular, there are many bowl shapes, and it has become synonymous with rice bowls in Japan. A single artisan has been in charge of drawing the lines for approximately 8 years.
特点
- Material：Pottery
- Size：Small (12 x 6), Large (13.5 x 7)