Shozan Kiln Vase with Wooden Box - Nezumi Shino / 荘山窯 鼠志野 花器 Toast-B encouraging one to embrace the

encouraging one to embrace the natural flow of life and creativity

From the raw material of a piece of harvested bamboo

and bubbles within the glass

a colour once beloved during Japan’s Taishō era

subtle variations in glaze

Shozan Kiln Vase with Wooden Box - Nezumi Shino / 荘山窯 鼠志野 花器 Toast-B encouraging one to embrace theShino ware () holds a special place in Japanese ceramics for the warmth and depth that emerge through use. Originating in Mino during the Momoyama period (), it is known for its thick white feldspar glaze, softly irregular surface, and subtle fire born colour changes that make each piece feel deeply individual. Rather than aiming for perfect smoothness, Shino is valued for the richness of its surface the gentle pinholes, fine crackles, yuzu skin like