Gosu Bellflower Bowl

£72⁰⁰

Gosu is just the Japanese name for a cobalt glaze and the bellflower refers to the kikyo flower (also known as the balloon flower) which is a common autumnal motif in Japanese weaving and design. Known for its large flower with five petals gracefully arching out, Hiraoka san does the flower justive with these stunning bowls.

Handmade by Hiraoka san at his kiln near Mashiko in Central Japan
As with all of these products, we normally have a few examples of each, if you would like to see what we have available before purchasing, please just ask

8.0cm High, 20.0cm Wide, 20.0cm Long
Stoneware (please see the Care Guide below)
Handwash only please
Please do not microwave

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Care Guide

Like all tableware and handmade homewares, our products should be used with some degree of care to help keep them looking good. These are fired at a high temperature but Hiraoka san recommends handwashing and not putting in the dishwasher or microwave.

Meet the Maker:

Hiraoka Jin

Hiraoka san's work has a sculptural roughness to it and is often combined with a crackle glaze for maximum effect - or with one of the vibrant blue wood ash glazes which is becoming a signature of his.

Hiraoka san is great company, chatting about football, cars or dogs, and his cheerful demeanour comes through in his hand-made ceramics.

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