“Pottery inspired by nature and nature discovered in pottery.”
I think this photo captures a sense of playfulness that many Japanese today have lost.
My machiya is not a high-class one, but rather a commoner’s one,
but I think the bamboo decoration inside the room is a great rendition.
We must never lose this sensibility.
The focus position is different, but it is very difficult to choose which is better.
Komorebi = sunlight that filters through the leaves
This light is soft, like a polka dot pattern, and I never get tired of watching it sway.
It’s my favorite time.
It’s all bad news, but I think this kind of time can have a very positive effect on my heart.
It’s a small garden, but the presence of a single tree is very important.
It was really nice to move here.
The fresh green of a small garden is the most beautiful time.
The world is full of terrible news,
but the beauty of the sunbeams in the morning makes my heart clear.
Koku-yu Ichirin | Size(cm)W10.5 H33 | Takahiro ISHII
It is difficult to choose only one piece, which has advantages and disadvantages.
The top two shots were taken in the morning natural light.
I am happy to listen to music and drink coffee in the morning light.
The bottom two are in the gallery before noon (AM11:00).
