Scraping Honeycomb Pattern

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Japanese artist Haruya Abe creates fascinating pottery, and his process is as satisfying as the results. Abe’s ceramic carving technique is based on gently scraping the top layers of porcelain with a scalpel-like tool. He regularly uploads short videos of these procedures to Instagram, and they have already earned Haruya 85,000 followers.

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Japanese artist Haruya Abe creates fascinating pottery, and his process is as satisfying as the results. Abe’s ceramic carving technique is based on gently scraping the top layers of porcelain with a scalpel-like tool. He regularly uploads short videos of these procedures to Instagram, and they have already earned Haruya 85,000 followers.

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