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Shirahana Goblet by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the delicate forms. Size: D200 xH230mmMaterials: Inbe clayHandcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Japanese Bizen ceramicist - Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Nobori-gama" a half buried climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic B...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Shirahana Tea Pot by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the delicate forms. Size: W130 x D110 xH85mmMaterials: Inbe clayHandcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Shirahana Tea Pot by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the delicate forms. Size: W150 x D120 xH80mmMaterials: Inbe clayHandcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Shirahana Tea Pot by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the delicate forms. Size: W110 x D85 xH70mmMaterials: Inbe clayHandcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Shirahana Tea Pot by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the delicate forms. Size: W130 x D100 xH55mmMaterials: Inbe clayHandcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

Bizen work by Hitoshi Morimoto Fired in "Noborigama" semi-underground climbing kiln over 1000 Celsius for the course of a week, it's been "Yakishime", so it's no glaze but perfectly sealed by the firing process. Each piece is unique with others.While you can find the essence of classic Bizen ware, M...

TableShirahana Tea Bowl by Hitoshi Morimoto‘Shirahana’ meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimoto’s collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame , creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself to the deli...