Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot Origin_Kaga Mizuhiki This bowl has a painting

This bowl has a painting of Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" and it features a warm handicraft shape and a unique foot design

The wipe-lacquer finish maintains the natural beauty of the woodgrain

the vertical stripes follow the beautifully flared shape of the bowl accentuating the overall design

showcases the third-generation Nakada Kingyoku's commitment to bridging traditional techniques with contemporary creativity

translucent glow

Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot Origin_Kaga Mizuhiki This bowl has a paintingIn 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