Wild clay hand-picked by the artist and natural glaze, worked on a lathe. Imprinted signature (h 110 mm x Ø 100 mm).
Moonjar-shaped vase made of hand-harvested wild clay (Castellamonte, Turin), with a glaze composed of local pink granite, also hand-harvested, ground into a very fine powder and mixed with oak and acacia ash, according to the Japanese Nuke recipe.
The chromatic structure of the enamel is difficult to define: it creates a variegated effect rich in nuances. Impurities in the clay and granite, along with fragments of quartz, testify to the origin of the materials.
The firing temperature is 1260 °C, which makes the ceramic durable and resistant.
Unique specimen, perfect preservation.