The irregular fissures on the pottery's surface are known as "Kannyu". The clay is covered with a glass-like layer formed by the melting glaze. These cracks appear as the pottery cools after being fired, caused by the varying degree of shrinkage between the clay and glaze. The Kannyu pattern in pottery has long been admired as a symbol of Wabi-Sabi beauty in Japan.
*There are slight differences in size, weight, color, and pattern.
height 2.3 inches (5.8cm)/diameter 8.3 inches (21.0cm)/weight 15.0 oz(430g)