Akahada-yaki is pottery fired in clay containing iron, giving it a faintly reddish hue on its surface. Glaze is then applied before firing, resulting in a vessel with a milky-white, soft appearance and rustic charm.
About Akahada-yaki:It refers to pottery produced in kilns scattered across Nara City and Yamatokoriyama City in Nara Prefecture. Its appeal lies in the reddish milky-white soft base and the charming and unique color palette of gentle Nara-style paintings.
