Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot Kokuzou One of the most popular

One of the most popular items from ALART

each bowl can be used as a lid when turned over

Its surface is marked by a soft crimson hidasuki pattern created by wrapping straw around the piece during firing

the beautiful lacquer coating will brighten up your dining table

This set of Japanese chopsticks features sakura

Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot Kokuzou One of the most popularIn the Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot, the suggestion of water rises from the rim. Created by Kyoto based ceramist Wakunami Madoka, the work draws from Jomon pottery distinguished by large upward projections and swirling motifs. Suien, literally water smoke, evokes rising water vapor, an image rendered in clay through openwork and circular form. Rather than reconstruct a historical vessel, Wakunami studies the structural logic underlying such forms. Hollow