Art
Our one-of-a-kind collection of objects to enrich everyday experiences.
Indigo Soap Dish
$58
A handmade soap dish that's designed to fit any bar of soap. Complete with drain holes and four little feet to keep the dish elevated. detailsHandmade on Orcas Island, WA Handwash only.
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Indigo Tumbler
$68
Straight-sided tumbler that is hand-formed and features an indigo overglaze and speckled neutral interior. Size is appropriate for everything from tea to wine. No two are exactly alike and we find such beauty in the subtle differences. detailsHandmade on Orcas Island, WACeramic, 4" x 3"Handwash Only
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Japanese Rocks Glass
$168
A ceramic cup with irregular ridges along the walls, complimenting the placement of one's fingers. Fired with a brown semi translucent glaze revealing a looseness in the brushstrokes and mark-making in the clay. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size and look good paired together. Sold individually. ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic3" x 3"
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Ko-Daruma, Brown
$418
Daisuke Anayama's Daruma sculpture is based on the traditional Japanese Daruma doll used for good luck. The sculpture is Anayama's expression of the spirit of resilience and perseverance. This piece is fired without a kiln, using branches and wood gathered from the mountains and burned in an open field. The black and gray hues are not artificially applied but are natural marks left by the ash and soot from the burning wood.Open-fire firing is an ancient and primitive technique that has been passed down through generations. This method captures the raw dialogue between fire and earth. The way the wood burns, the direction of the wind, and the movement of the ash—all these natural elements come together to create a one-of-a-kind expression. ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic4" x 3 1/2"
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Ko-Durama, Black
$418
Daisuke Anayama's Daruma sculpture is based on the traditional Japanese Daruma doll used for good luck. This Daruma is created through a unique firing process in which it is buried in a cylindrical ceramic chamber filled with a large amount of rice husks. As the husks burn, they release a high concentration of carbon, resulting in its distinctive deep black surface. "This Daruma embodies the spirit of “Fueki Ryūkō—the balance between timeless tradition and evolving modernity. Its universal form and the wide black hue of the pottery give it a presence that transcends time while resonating with contemporary aesthetics. By merging traditional techniques with a modern sensibility, I have crafted a piece that conveys quiet strength within stillness." - Daisuke Anayama ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic4" x 3 1/2"
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La Reina Vase
$165
A handbuilt vase that features a thin neck and geometric pattern. The colors have a depth to the overglaze. Contrasted with natural elements this piece looks just as good with an arrangement or just a decorative art piece. detailsHandmade on Orcas Island, WA Ceramic: Small, approx 8" x 5"
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Large Incense Dish, Brown/Cream
$50
Hand-carved ceramic incense dish. Burn your favorite incense stick or cone and place at the center. Hopefully this object can create a ritual around it. Finished with a cream and brown glaze. No two are exactly alike. about the artist Ayame Bullock lives on Orcas Island and finds inspiration for her collection in the serene rustic beauty surrounding her. All of her pieces are hand built and the designs pay homage to her Japanese roots, the natural world, and her life experiences along the way. shipping notice Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in the USHandmadeCeramic
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Little Raven Cups
$44
Little handless cups that are square-sided and have an unglazed bottom. Well suited for small portions of wine, tea or coffee. detailsHandmade on Orcas Island, WA Ceramic: Approx 2.75" x 2.5"Handwash only
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Medium Incense Dish, Black
$44
Hand-carved ceramic incense dish. Burn your favorite incense stick or cone and place at the center. Hopefully this object can create a ritual around it. Finished with a black glaze. No two are exactly alike. about the artist Ayame Bullock lives on Orcas Island and finds inspiration for her collection in the serene rustic beauty surrounding her. All of her pieces are hand built and the designs pay homage to her Japanese roots, the natural world, and her life experiences along the way. shipping notice Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in the USHandmadeCeramic
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Medium Incense Dish, White
$44
Hand-carved ceramic incense dish. Burn your favorite incense stick or cone and place at the center. Hopefully this object can create a ritual around it. Finished with a white glaze. No two are exactly alike. about the artist Ayame Bullock lives on Orcas Island and finds inspiration for her collection in the serene rustic beauty surrounding her. All of her pieces are hand built and the designs pay homage to her Japanese roots, the natural world, and her life experiences along the way. shipping notice Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in the USHandmadeCeramic
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Mini Bowl
$10
Very tiny, mini bowls that are hand-built and created with a pinch technique, adding texture and an element of wabi-sabi to each piece. Inspired by nature's color palatte, these earthy vessels are well suited as a tiny planter or decorative object. Could be a nice vessel for burning incense cones or for a single serving sauce or a catch-all for olive pits. details Made on Orcas Island, WACeramic~ 1.75" W x 1.5" H
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Mini Wood-Fired Plate
$50
A small, ceramic plate that was hand-built and finished with an organic glaze design. The wood-firing process creates a unique depth and pattern to the finished glaze. Well suited for serving small dishes, desserts, or used as a decorative object. Though similar in color palatte and design, no two are exactly alike. details Made on Orcas Island, WACeramic~ 5" W x 1" H
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Mug
$80
A cylindrical mug with footed base and rim, anchored with a straight sided handle. Well-suited for hot or cold beverages. Created from a mixture of clay and porcelain. The metallic sheen comes from the use of iron, and copper as coloring materials when fired at a high temperatures. about George Nakamura is an artist and potter based in Kyoto, Japan. Through his range of mugs, plates, bowls and teapots, he resists the notion of tablewares as decorative artifacts and intends his creations to be a coherent part of the interior landscape, to be used and enjoyed frequently. Each piece features the unique signature of the Kyoto tradition, having elements that are delicately thin yet paradoxically very strong and durable. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. details Made in JapanHandmade Ceramics~8.5 cm tall, 7 cm wide
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Mug
$84
A ceramic mug with irregular ridges along the walls of the cup. Fired with a brown semi translucent glaze with loose visible brushstrokes. The interior of the mug is fired with a cream speckled glaze that drips over the the lip and the top of the handle. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size and look good paired together. Sold individually. ABOUT THE ARTIST Daisuke Anayama lives in Japan creating ceramic works that explore expressions that connect the past and present, nature and human activities, aiming to bring out essential beauty. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in JapanCeramic3" x 3"
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Patagonia Pottery - High Vase, Vivid Multi
$531
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 15.5Cm Height 25Cm
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Patagonia Pottery - Long Vase, Vivid Multi
$531
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 13Cm Height 20Cm
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Patagonia Pottery - Trapeze Bowl, Vivid Multi
$531
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. No two are exactly alike. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 24 cm, Height 12 cm
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Patagonia Pottery, Box
$319
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 24 cm Height 8 cm
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Patagonia Pottery, Round Bowl
$531
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 17 cm Height 9.5 cm
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Patagonia Pottery, Straight Side Bowl
$531
Patagonia's amazing hand-made pottery. The beautiful colors are created by the reaction between the metal elements in the glaze and the surrounding air. The glaze itself is made from Patagonian mountain soil, which is left to ferment for two to three months. This raku technique was first used by a Japanese woman who traveled to Patagonia in the 1970s, and it has since been passed down to her disciples. SHIPPING NOTICE Due to the delicate nature of handmade ceramics, all art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. DETAILS Made in PatagoniaCeramicWidth 24 cm Height 8 cm
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