Item no: MH/15/6-4Haga san creates ceramics that are evocative of the natural world. Looking at his works, make us think of time passage, fossils, minerals and colours of the abyss. ...

Item no: MH/15/6-3Haga san creates ceramics that are evocative of the natural world. Looking at his works, make us think of time passage, fossils, minerals and colours of the abyss. ...

Item no: MH/15/6-2Haga san creates ceramics that are evocative of the natural world. Looking at his works, make us think of time passage, fossils, minerals and colours of the abyss. ...

Item no: MH/15/6-1Haga san creates ceramics that are evocative of the natural world. Looking at his works, make us think of time passage, fossils, minerals and colours of the abyss. ...

Item No. : AKRT/C4First encounter with Arakawa san’s wood lacquer works, I was immediately drawn to the rich textural surfaces, the playful yet sophisticated interplay of colours and the irregularity...

Item No. : AKRT/C3First encounter with Arakawa san’s wood lacquer works, I was immediately drawn to the rich textural surfaces, the playful yet sophisticated interplay of colours and the irregularity...

Item No. : AKRT/C2First encounter with Arakawa san’s wood lacquer works, I was immediately drawn to the rich textural surfaces, the playful yet sophisticated interplay of colours and the irregularity...

Item No. : AKRT/C1First encounter with Arakawa san’s wood lacquer works, I was immediately drawn to the rich textural surfaces, the playful yet sophisticated interplay of colours and the irregularity...

"Peeled off" cement-like texture, combined with soft peach and pink tones for inner glaze, Kenji Omori's works gives out modern Tuscan vibes, the bowl is perfect for serving up fragrant...

Warm nomadic minimalist style, individually handmade textural cracked-surface bowl. Perfect for serving ramen, pasta or any large serving dish. Suitable for daily use.

Warm nomadic minimalist style, individually handmade textural cracked-surface bowl. Perfect for serving rice , salad or any side dish to go into your teishoku set. Suitable for daily use.

The shape is inspired by wooden fishing boats that once lined up along the many alcove of Kyoto coastlines. Its also known as the “soup drinking bowl” as a gentle...