AKIHIRO NIKAIDO - GYOKUKAKU(玉殻)Yellow VASE② Teabowls while the outside is multi-colored

while the outside is multi-colored and bumpy

firing the mold

and it seems to represent a moment in its eternal flow

in which glass is inflated in the air without using a mold

His appeal lies in his playful

AKIHIRO NIKAIDO - GYOKUKAKU(玉殻)Yellow VASE② Teabowls while the outside is multi-coloredGyokukaku() works are made by a technique that Akihiro Nikaido himself invented. It is an incredibly beautiful piece with a unique texture and color expression. The glaze that melts in the kiln is magma from inside the earth, and the thin mud on top of it resembles the earth's surface. The vessel itself is the earth, and it seems to represent a moment in its eternal flow. If you look closely at the expression of this work, you will see that it