“Pottery inspired by nature and nature discovered in pottery.”
The firing result, which cannot be expressed in words, is the greatest attraction of the wood-fired kiln.
There are various colors and textures in 360 degrees. It is a chawan with many highlights.
But sometimes it is reminiscent of real-life landscapes that we have seen in the past. The scenery in my heart. The chawan that reminds me of something and makes me feel is wonderful.
Karatsu Yohen Kofuku Chawan Size(cm) W11.3 H8
Sakurei OKAMOTO
Inbe Warikoudai Chawan Size(cm)W15 H9.7
Shinjiro AIKA
With a clear intention, it is fired many times to reach a dark shade.
When I look at the work every day, there is a new beauty to be discovered. Needless to say, the more attractive the work, the more discoveries it has.
Due to the subtle difference in the amount of clouds, the shade and intensity of light will differ. And the color of the work looks different. Which light I choose is my taste and luck.
Chawan | Takahiro ISHII
Looking at this Chawan, I can see the sight of the tip of my favorite cape when I lived in Tokyo.
Lava flows into the sea, cools and hardens, forming the earth.
If the ground was dyed in the setting sun, I would have been able to see the golden sight.
Enjoy the powerful finish and metallic texture of the surface.
I haven’t been to the sea since I came to Kyoto. I want to go to the sea on the north side of Kyoto.
Kindei Wan | Size(cm)W14.3 H13.5
Takahiro ISHII
A customer came from afar.
I was very happy to meet again after a long time.