Raku Silhouette Hot Plate Serving Tea Tray From Kahran and Regis Bethencourt

From Kahran and Regis Bethencourt

Made of durable

but with these blankets

and plethora of other objects she may stumble upon during one of her quests

traditional weaving methods and modern recycled materials in a fun and whimsical way

Raku Silhouette Hot Plate Serving Tea Tray From Kahran and Regis Bethencourt6" Silhouette Hot Plate Raku is traditional Japanese style pottery whose main technique is that the clay object is removed from the kiln during the firing process. Raku was invented in Japan in the 1580s. The Japanese family that invented this ceramic technique was given the name of Raku; today, members of the Raku family continues to make raku ceramics.