Fujihira Seibun Kiln Kyo-Kiyomizu Ware Flower Vase - Beginning of Spring / 藤平正文窯 花瓶 蒼空　お食い初め（猪目茶碗） Kato san would help his

Kato san would help his family by buying and mixing clays — a task so ordinary he never questioned it

and the Asanoha (Hemp Leaf)

this piece honours his role in guarding the dead and overseeing mummification

It is written in calligraphy and displayed in homes

Fujihira Seibun Kiln Kyo-Kiyomizu Ware Flower Vase - Beginning of Spring / 藤平正文窯 花瓶 蒼空　お食い初め（猪目茶碗） Kato san would help hisHandcrafted in the heart of Gojzaka, Kyoto() the historic birthplace of Kyo Kiyomizu ware() each piece in the Seibun Collection is a quiet celebration of Japans enduring ceramic traditions. The family kiln behind this collection has been making ceramics for over a century, with a dedication that has passed from generation to generation. Now in its fourth generation, the Fujihira Seibun kiln() continues to honour its roots while embracing the spirit of