Tracking Tibos Marked Plates - I

Celebrate the raw beauty of traditional Japanese pottery with this handmade Anagama fired plate by Indrani Singh Cassime, a true homage to the ancient art of wood-fired ceramics. Fired over days in an Anagama kiln, this unglazed ceramic art piece captures the essence of nature and craft, featuring unique tracking tibos—organic patterns reminiscent of sand dunes, formed by the settling of wood ash and the intense heat of the kiln.

The plate’s unglazed surface highlights the natural, earthy texture of the clay, while its rich, rugged character tells a story of fire, ash, and artistry. The subtle gradations of color and texture, shaped by the unpredictable dance of flames, bring a sense of nature’s influence into your home. Each plate is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, where every mark is a testament to the harmony between ancient techniques and the artisan's vision.

Perfect for collectors of ceramic art pieces, this plate embodies the philosophy of wabi-sabi—finding beauty in imperfection. Display it as a striking centerpiece or add it to your curated ceramic collection to honor the artistry and legacy of Anagama-fired ceramics.