Teppatsu Lidded Pot - Sand Moku Light Towel Charles Fréger’s photographs combine acute

Charles Fréger’s photographs combine acute documentary attentiveness with individual portraiture in an entirely fresh and distinctive style

Material: Hinoki cypress wood

The addition of a little chromium to the mix increases the “kirenaga” of the blade

This simple round plate is handcrafted by Jyuzan in Gifu

Teppatsu Lidded Pot - Sand Moku Light Towel Charles Fréger’s photographs combine acuteProduct Description Nankei Pottery: Futamono Teppatsu Sand (Suna neri) An organic sanctuary for ritual and rest. The Futamono Teppatsu in Sand is a tactile tribute to the quiet landscapes of Japan. "Futamono" refers to its lidded design, while "Teppatsu" honours the traditional iron alms bowls carried by monks for centuries. Reimagined in Nankei Potterys signature Suna neri (sand toned) clay, this vessel is a masterclass in functional Zen. Fully