BONCOURA oval platter indigo hickory
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The blue part is denim "indigo" and the white part is a "vessel" inspired by hickory.
Makiyagama's ``nerikomi'' method involves layering layers of different colored soil to create patterns. 
Generally, patterns are often painted with glaze, but the nerikomi technique is created by adding color to the clay itself. 
The good thing about this technique is that the natural texture and flavor of the soil comes out on the surface.
However, damage such as cracking often occurs during quenching, and the larger the product, the worse the yield.
Each piece is handcrafted by a craftsman, who takes time and effort to imagine the pattern and layer the clay, creating a beautiful expression. 
Engraved with a stamp that is the proof of BONCOURA
The finished utensils will create a heart-rich dining experience.
Long side diameter 27cm Short diameter 21.5cm Height 5cm
Makiyagama's ``nerikomi'' method involves layering layers of different colored soil to create patterns. Generally, patterns are often painted with glaze, but the nerikomi technique is created by adding color to the clay itself. The good thing about this technique is that the natural texture and flavor of the soil comes out on the surface. However, damage such as cracking often occurs during quenching, and the larger the product, the worse the yield. Each piece is handcrafted by a craftsman, who takes time and effort to imagine the pattern and layer the clay, creating a beautiful expression. Engraved with a stamp that is the proof of BONCOURA The finished utensils will create a heart-rich dining experience. Long side diameter 27cm Short diameter 21.5cm Height 5cm
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