A short-neck teardrop-shaped single-flower Bizen ware vase made by Kyo Isezaki (1970-), the fourth son of Mitsuru Isezaki, an intangible cultural asset of Okayama Prefecture. Bizen ware (or Bizen-yaki in Japanese) is primitive, simple unglazed ceramics shaped out of clay and flames, a type of Japanese pottery originated in Bizen province, which is currently a part of Okayama prefecture. Its style is characterized by its simple and natural appearance, often with rustic and powerful expressions resulting from high-temperature firing.
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