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Title: Cat (Neko) Origin: Japan Date: 19th century Medium: stoneware (Bizen ware) Source: National Gallery of Victoria

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Rectangular plate in Bizen ware featuring a quietly refined form and a distinctive cloth-like surface texture characteristic of traditional Bizen clay work. The surface reveals natural kiln effects from wood firing, with soft transitions between warm reddish-brown tones and darker areas where flame and ash interacted directly with the clay.

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This Bizen ware bottle was fired in a wood-burning kiln without the use of any glaze. The natural character of the clay appears directly on the surface, with kiln effects created by flame and ash spreading across the entire body.

The gradual transition in color from olive-tinged brown to deeper earthy brown results from the vessel’s placement in the kiln and variations in temperature during firing, and cannot be intentionally reproduced.

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Bizen Sake bottle with a unique character that only wood-firing can create. This handcrafted Bizen ware sake bottle embodies the essence of Japan’s oldest pottery tradition. Fired in a wood-burning kiln without glaze, the surface reveals a natural, rough texture and deep earthy tones created by the flame and ash during firing. Each piece is shaped by the unpredictability of the kiln, resulting in unique variations that cannot be replicated.

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