Rahou -Kinsai- plate Kazuya takes advantage of the

Kazuya takes advantage of the spinning potter's wheel to impart a sense of grace and power to his Bizen Art pieces

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Rahou -Kinsai- plate Kazuya takes advantage of theKazuyas Rahou series. Through his distinctive rahou () spiraling technique, Kazuya takes advantage of the spinning potters wheel to impart a sense of grace and power to his Bizen Art pieces. The striking metallic red is called Kinsai () in Bizen Art. Kinsai coloring is difficult to achieve in that it arises only through the rapid cooling of a piece in a smoky environment. The artistic use of Kinsai coloring to flow with and against the spiraling