Shino bowl

Porcelain clay is prized for its pure white body and smooth, refined surface, firing dense and glass-like with a crisp, clean feel that suits minimal, editorial forms. Paired with shino glaze (a Japanese glaze that shifts from soft buttery orange to deep carbon-flecked black depending on application and firing), the contrast comes alive: where the glaze thins out, the white clay peeks through, and textures can range from smooth to crawling and pitted.