Two vases made of raku ceramic. An ancient Japanese technique that involves the use of refractory clay fired at 1000 °C for three times and then undergoes the reduction of oxygen to obtain the cracklé effect.

Two vases made of raku ceramic. An ancient Japanese technique that involves the use of refractory clay fired at 1000 °C for three times and then undergoes the reduction of oxygen to obtain the cracklé effect.

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