Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
These Kobe pots are made out of Raku. Raku is a baking technique originated in Japan, in the midsixteenth century. During the extreme temperature changes of cooling down, crazing and cracking occurs on many of the glazed areas of the pots. The multitude of parameters involved provides results varying at infinity, which gives each piece the quality of a single object. Q
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