This Kawara is glazed on the surface and burnt, which create greater color variation of beautiful earthenware. It's used in a wide range of modern architecture.

This is a simply designed Kawara with a flattened surface. This makes the appearance of the whole roof look tidy and simple.

The waving upper and lower lines are shading the surface. This Kawara is named for the M-shape from a lateral view. It matches up so well with western-style residences.

This Kawara has south-European-style beautiful silhouette and color. It's usually used for open-plan European architecture.

Smoked in the final stage of burning without glaze, the Kawara with the carbon-coated surface is also called silver Kawara, which has an excellent feeling. It's a time-honored traditional burning technology.