Shuhari Collection Vase – Charcoal Moon

A round, moon-flask body sits in quiet white, the fire withdrawn entirely to the narrow dark throat — smoke and mineral pooling at the neck like a held breath.

Thrown in Japanese porcelain by Nishihara Akira in Arita, Japan, then saggar-fired by John Mac in France using the same combustibles as the Echoes of Fire series — wood chips, copper wire, dried flowers, pine cones, and metal oxides. The exterior is completely unglazed; all surface decoration comes from the fire itself.

Part of the Shuhari Collection — a collaboration between two makers, two traditions, and one act of surrender to the fire.

Practical Details
- Height: approx. 19 cm
- Functional and can hold liquid
- Hand washing recommended

These are fragile, one-of-a-kind vessels, each a record of two makers and one uncontrollable transformation. Gentle hand washing is strongly recommended for longevity.