Japanese pottery wabi sabi

Handbuilt chawan matcha bowl for Japanese tea ceremony. It is fired to stoneware pottery condition, then tea bowl is raku fired to reveal raku-style glaze effects on the surface. Inside it is of matte white-pearl color with delicate smoke effects on the surface. Outside the tea bowl is rough and

Wabi Sabi is a mindset that sees the beauty in the cycle of growth, change, and decay. For objects we love, wabi sabi means keeping them even as they develop imperfections, cracks, and signs of wear.

Immerse yourself in over 74 inspirations for natural treasures in Wabi Sabi pottery. Discover the art of imperfection in handmade ceramics with earthy textures and muted glazes. From tea bowls to vases, these timeless treasures add warmth and authenticity to any space. #WabiSabiPottery #NaturalTreasures #EarthyElegance

Print Friendly Version“Japanese art, infused with the spirit of wabi sabi, seeks beauty in the truths of the natural world, looking toward nature for it’s inspiration. It refrains from all forms of intellectual entanglement, self regard, and affectation in order to discover the unadorned truth of nature. Since nature can be defined as asymmetry and…Read more →

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Bowls hold secret powers. They are the perfect shape. They are functional, simple, yet they can hold so much meaning for us. When I was slinging clay around in college, I felt the need to prove something to myself by focusing on making giant clay sculptures. They were funny. And heavy. On the side I […] More