白墨 (Hakuboku) – Faded Chalk
白 (Haku) – "White" | 墨 (Boku) – "Ink"
Yet together they evoke the soft residue of faded chalk, the quiet traces left behind on an old slate. The glaze settles like a whisper, its muted contrast dissolving into the deep, earthen clay beneath it—an echo of time, erosion, and fleeting moments.
The textured surface bears a natural stillness, like dust caught in light, embracing the imperfection of fading lines and softened edges. 
Hakuboku is a vessel for quiet reflections, meant for moments of pause—where touch meets texture, and the past lingers in the present.