Yasushi Kuno Rinka Salad Plate Color:White repeating the process three to

repeating the process three to four times to achieve its lustrous

Lee first fires the porcelain piece and then paints it with silver with a brush and fires again at a high temperature

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The soft low pile has been hand knotted by the craftsmen with approximately 90 knots per inch which creates this true piece art

Yasushi Kuno Rinka Salad Plate Color:White repeating the process three toJapanese ceramicist Yasushi Kuno works alone and makes all of his pieces by hand to produce limited edition dinnerware. The Rinka collection is thrown on the wheel, one by one. As it dries, Kuno presses it into a plaster mold to form the traditional Japanese rinka flower shape. When its completely dry, he finishes the edges and makes the koudai" or foot. Celebrating traditional Japanese techniques, Kunos pieces have the timeless appeal of ancient