IPA: /ˈrɑːkuː/
KK: /rɑːkuː/
A type of Japanese pottery that is made by hand, fired at a low temperature, and quickly cooled, resulting in unique colors and patterns.
The artist created a beautiful bowl using the raku technique, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate designs.
The word 'raku' originates from Japanese (楽), meaning comfort or ease. It refers to a style of pottery that is characterized by its simplicity and the joy of the process.
Imagine the joy and comfort ('raku') that comes from creating pottery simply and easily.