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Ikebana & Mihara Ken 三原研
Flowers in the CityWe're delighted to collaborate once again with Ikebana designer Eriko Nagata (EriN Design International), to present Mihara Ken's flower vessel. Read more about his work here.
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Notes on Suzuki Osamu
Sodeisha, Space, and Suzuki's New Jar -
Sweeping winds
Musings on the Shigaraki art of Koyama Yasuhisa -
Kitamura Junko
Works in VertigoExploring the detailed work of Kitamura Junko. -
Mirror, mirror, mochi
New Years Kagamimochi“Kagami Mochi” is a traditional Japanese New Years decoration. It translates to "mirror mochi" or "mirror rice cake". Where does it come from? What does it mean? Let us explore its symbolism.
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The Legacy of Mingei & Murata Gen
The social art history of Murata Gen's potteryWhile we are excited to see new artists emerging on the stage of Japanese ceramic scene, we pause, and examine those who pioneered in the field; who looked into their own humble roots to be inspired. This is the work of Murata Gen, of Mashiko & Mingei...