This vessel was thrown on a potter's wheel and finished with a 'namako' glaze of Kenji’s own recipe, evoking the colour of a sea cucumber. The firing was performed in an oxidation atmosphere at very high temperatures, reaching 1280˚C at its peak. This piece was conceived to showcase the glaze's distinctive colour.

Height 9 cm
Width 45 cm

This vessel was thrown on a potter's wheel and finished with 'tenmoku' and 'namako' glazes of Kenji’s own recipe. The firing was performed in an oxidation atmosphere at very high temperatures, reaching 1280˚C at its peak. The bowl is helix-shaped and the inside and outside were glazed separately.

Height 19 cm
Width 41 cm

The Astrologia container was thrown on a potter's wheel and finished with 'tenmoku' and 'namako' glazes of Kenji’s own recipe. The firing was performed in an oxidation atmosphere at very high temperatures, reaching 1280˚C at its peak. Its title refers to the thousands of iron crystals present in the glaze, giving the impression of a starry sky.

Height 25 cm
Width 20 cm

This vase was shaped according to its name, Yume-Namako, which means sea cucumber in Japanese. It was hand thrown and finished with a 'namako' glaze of Kenji’s own recipe. The firing was performed in an oxidation atmosphere at very high temperatures, reaching 1260˚C at its peak.

Height 40 cm
Width 17 cm

This vessel was wheel-thrown and finished with a jade coloured glaze of Kenji’s own recipe. The firing was performed in an oxidation atmosphere at very high temperatures, reaching 1260˚C degrees at its peak.

Height 45 cm
Width 17 cm