Because the craftsman has finished with hand-drawn one by one, the color of the photograph and the real thing and brush use may be slightly different.

Depending on the change in temperature during firing and the difference in heat due to the place in the kiln, there may be variations in the color of the finish even if the same glaze is hung.

Glazing is done manually by craftsmen one by one, so it may flow in the kiln during firing.

Changes in temperature and humidity during firing may cause variations in the shade of the painted parts. Unlike the pattern printed on paper, it is a unique characteristic of pottery.

Particularly compared with porcelain, particles are coarse, so the parts of the fuchs are particularly rough. This is also the texture of pottery.

Originally it leaves the iron contained in the pottery clay or blends iron in the glaze dare. This iron appears as a black dot when fired.

We use special glaze. Depending on the difference in shrinkage ratio between the glaze and the fabric, cracks may appear on the surface of the glaze. Please understand this as a texture because it is not a crack due to breakage.

To express a tasteful atmosphere, particles use large glaze. There is a gap between the particle and the particle, oil may seep through the gap, which may cause dirt.

Although we hold true to our styles and forms when it comes to crafting your pieces, the piece you recieve may vary slightly from our product photos. This is because your piece is completely unique and cannot be replicated.