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Raku is a traditional Japanese style of pottery whereby the clay object is removed from the kiln at its firing height. This removal causes it to cool extremely quickly.
This process helps ensure each Raku pottery piece gets unique colors and patterns.
There's a philosophy behind Raku that is called Wabi-Sabi:
“Wabi” is said to be defined as “rustic simplicity” or “understated elegance” with a focus on a less-is-more mentality.
“Sabi” is translated to “taking pleasure in the imperfect.” - Thomas Oppong
For me a fine piece of Raku is as a wordless consolidated poem.
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