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Raku ware is a distinctive Japanese pottery style developed in Kyoto during the late sixteenth century. Traditionally crafted by the Raku family, it began with Chojiro’s work for tea master Sen no Rikyu and remains a significant part of Japanese ceramic tradition. This hand-formed ware, often used f...
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Canonical Japanese tea ware lineage, central to wabi aesthetics, continuous family prestige and major museum recognition.
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Raku pottery is a historic Japanese ceramic style developed in the 16th century. It’s notable for its unique firing process involving reduction atmospheres and rapid cooling, creating unpredictable surface effects like crackle glazes. Traditionally crafted by the Raku family, this pottery was initia...
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