Fukuju Kiln
tasteful painting
Take on the challenge of making pottery that is both modern and traditional. Modeled after the early Imari style, it uses a cypress ash glaze made from trees native to Kyushu to recreate a moist magnetic surface. I draw a gentle dyed picture there.
Place on a plate and enjoy.
At first glance, Fukujugama's bean plates have a flat shape that reflects their purpose. Element as the name suggests. The concept is to add Japanese elements to the dining table. You can create a slightly special dining table by placing the bean plate on a simple plate and adding delicacies and salt.
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Akae Momiji - Element Plateφ5.6 × H0.75 cm
Sale price¥2,200
Sometsuke planting drawing (drawing) - Element plateφ5.6 × H0.75 cm
Sale price¥2,200
Sometsuke Imari Fuyote - Mamezaraφ4.5 × H0.8 cm
Sale price¥1,100
Sometsuke Planting Diagram (Darkness) - Element Plateφ5.6 × H0.75 cm
Sale price¥2,200
Sometsuke Planting Diagram (Radiation) - Element Plateφ5.6 × H0.75 cm
Sale price¥2,200
Sometsuke Imari Flower - Mamezaraφ4.5 × H0.8 cm
Sale price¥825
Sometsuke Imari Darkness - Chrysanthemum Bean Plateφ4.5 × H0.8 cm
Sale price¥1,100
Sometsuke Imari Sansui - Mamezaraφ4.5 × H0.8 cm
Sale price¥1,375
Kinshai Arita Mamezara Travelogue
Mamezara by area
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