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The distinguished red and smoking landscape of Noboribetsuonsencho in Hokkaido.
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- Overall size: 259 x 105 x 68 (mm) ,measurement tolerance is 5 mm
- Multi-purpose: for stick incense, cone incense and tealight
- Saggar pottery (made with a special process)
- Partially glazed earthware (ceramic)
- The sparrow can be freely arranged to wherever you like it
- Free standard shipping
- Incense and tealight not included
- Safely packed with green bubble wrap ( made with a minimum 30% recycled plastic and 100% recyclable) and FSC postage box
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What is Saggar Process?
In short, It's a firing process that enables the potter to create one-off unique patterns and colour on the potter's surface. It will need to be done in a specific way and equipment that is different from regular modern-day pottery firing.
This is a process that makes the piece truly unique because even with the same material, temperature and arrangement, it always gives different results. Sometimes, not even close. So, not even the creator of the piece can make a 100% replica of their creation.
Designed by MaakMaak in Newcastle
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