Fukusen Kiln

Authentic Arita.
While trying out a variety of pottery, we are particularly focusing on dyeing that reproduces the early Imari style. He uses the ``fuchisabi'' technique, in which iron oxide is applied to the edge of the vessel, and the ``fukizumi'' technique, in which gosu is sprinkled on the surface, to create tasteful dyed works.

Early Arita ware was this bluish. Fukuizumi Gama's small plates are attractive because they have a rich texture that resembles antiques. It has an elegant and luxurious appearance that makes you realize that it is a good vessel when you pick it up.
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Please also look for bean plates from other potteries.