Large, tall Raku house in white. These pieces taper inwards towards the top. Typically 4.5cm at the base and 3.5cm towards the roof. Some may also bend to the left or right.

Please note: The images are guides and approximations only. Each house is handmade and slightly different in shape. The allocation of windows and doors vary and the crackle effect is unique to each piece. 

Tiny, small & medium houses are available in a variety of different shapes and designs. 
 
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Size: 18cm(H) x 4.5cm(W) x 4.5cm(D) Approx.
 
 
About the process:
Raku is a traditional Japanese technique. A rustic if somewhat precarious technique using all of nature’s elements, earth, air, fire and water.

The work is fired to a high temperature of almost 1000c in a gas fired kiln. It is then removed whilst still very hot and plunged into sawdust. The pieces catch fire and the carbon from the smoke infiltrates the cracks in the glaze. The pieces are then left to cool and then scrubbed clean with water. The result is a finish that is both unpredictable and beautiful.