The Japanese Anagama kiln is an ancient tradition from Japanese ceramic culture. The kiln is fired with coniferous wood for at least 40 hours, reaching temperatures of 1300°C, during which natural ash glazes form on the surface. Each piece that emerges is unique and one of a kind.
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