The Yama has a wide bottom that tapers to a narrow mouth, almost like a conical flask. Its outline also resembles a small mountain, which gives the vase its name. It suits rustic interiors and can hold a few dried flowers, making it a grounded choice for Malaysian gifts and corporate gifts.
Formed in raku fire
The Yama is taken red-hot from the kiln and sealed in a reduction chamber with sawdust or paper. What happens inside gives each vase its own colours and patterns, so no two are alike.
