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Our one-of-a-kind collection of objects to enrich everyday experiences.
Daisuke Anayama Sake Pitcher
$126
The sake pitcher is a piece that fits perfectly in one's palm for pouring sake and other beverages. Fired with a black and grey semi-translucent glaze, revealing a looseness in brushstrokes and mark-making in the clay. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size. 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 4 1/2" x 6"
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Daisuke Anayama Spoon Rest
$26
The spoon rest is fired with a yellow glaze on top of a dark clay body. The glaze has a semi-translucent quality revealing a looseness in brushstrokes and mark-making of the clay surface. No two are exactly alike, though all are a similar size. 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"
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George Nakamura, Deep Bowl
$130
A wide bowl that tapers to the base with a unique shape and large inset rim. 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~20 cm wide, 10 cm deep6 cm footed base
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George Nakamura, Incense Holder
$325
A three-legged cylindrical vessel with a narrow opening that comes with a tight fitting lid adorned with tiny cutouts along the circumference. House small keepsakes or use to burn incense, scent and smoke will chimney out of the roof. 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~9 cm tall, 8 cm wide5 cm opening
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George Nakamura, 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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George Nakamura, Serving Plate With Foot
$150
A platform plate with an inset footed base that's burnished, finished with a soft, all-over texture. An elegant way to present a dish or charcuterie on, also works great as a small pedestal to display artifacts or found objects. 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~19 cm wide, 2.5 cm tall
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George Nakamura, Serving Plate With Rim
$250
A stunning large plate with rim, with an all-over burnished design to the glaze. Finished with a radial arc anchoring out from the center of the piece. This large size will have a multi-purpose role in the kitchen or dining room. 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~29 cm wide, 3 cm deep
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George Nakamura, Tea Cup
$65
A rounded tea cup that fits nicely in the hand and could double a small bowl. 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~10 cm x 6.5 cm tall
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George Nakamura, Tea Glass
$65
A tiny straight-sided tea glass, intentionally sized small, ensuring that the tea stays hot for each sip. 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~5.5 tall, 5.5 cm wide
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George Nakamura, Teapot
$325
A small rounded teapot with a similarly rounded, hallow handle that has a nice hand-feel and shape. Lid is tightly fitting to ensure for a good steep. Cone shaped spout is easy to pour. 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~9 cm wide body4 cm opening
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George Nakamura, Wide Bowl
$130
A wide bowl with a thin, rounded shape that tapers to a wider-set base. Lip on the bowl creates a nice grip for carrying when in use. 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~19 cm wide, 2.5 cm tall
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Jojo Corväiá Volcanic Pot, V-0551
$520
A hand-formed vessel with a wide opening, drain hole, and straight sided shape. Unique finish that's inspired by textures found in nature. Display as a decorative object or use vessel as a planter. Pairs well with Volcanic Planter V-0555. ABOUT THE ARTIST Jojo Corväiá's work in ceramics gravitates towards the concept of ‘Memory.' This is the compound of elements that makes us who we are, individually and collectively. The most important conceptual aspects of his work are: Memory, Foreignness, Otherness, Cultural Assimilation and Social Fabric. With this he implies the fact that art is in our hands, as much as in our mind, which is why these pieces are meant to be ingrained in everyday life and handled often. DETAILS Handmade in BerlinCeramic, Volcanic Ash18cm x 24cm
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Lamine Diouf Pillows, Black
$365 to $395
Lamine Diouf Pillows, Black
$365 to $395
A woven pillow case with an irregular and organic pattern throughout. Lines of natural hand-woven yarns hold in place a medley of textiles, creating a tapestry of texture. Available in two different sizes, a traditional square throw and a rectangular, lumbar pillow. No two are exactly alike though each share the same materiality and gestural nature and would look lovely paired together. Featuring an envelope closure of tonal fabric. Each pillow comes with an insert and finished with a two button closure. View the full exhibit here. about Lamine Diouf is a multidisciplinary artist from Senegal, living and working in Antwerp, Belgium. His artistic education began in Dakar where he played the violin for several years in the L'Orchestre Symphonique Melode Divine Arts. After moving to Europe, his focus shifted to other mediums such as poetry, dance, and textiles. In 2020, his weaving practice began when designer Jan Jan Van Essche introduced him to the loom, with his weavings featured somewhere in each collection. Through this collaboration, Diouf repurposes unique fabrics from the production process, creating a closed loop with little to no waste. Using shuttle looms and a vintage book on weaving patterns, Lamine’s weavings are influenced by many cultures and traditions, yet at the same time, his work is refreshingly his own. SHIPPING NOTICE All art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. Details Made in BelgiumWool, Linen, CottonDry Clean or Spot CleanLumbar, 40 x 30 cm, 16 x 12 inThrow, 40 x 40 cm, 16 x 16 inSold as a single pillowIncludes pillow insert
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Lamine Diouf Pillows, Natural
$365 to $395
Lamine Diouf Pillows, Natural
$365 to $395
A woven pillow case with an irregular and organic pattern throughout. Lines of natural hand-woven yarns hold in place a medley of textiles, creating a tapestry of texture. Available in two different sizes, a traditional square throw and a rectangular, lumbar pillow. No two are exactly alike though each share the same materiality and gestural nature and would look lovely paired together. Featuring an envelope closure of tonal fabric. Each pillow comes with an insert and finished with a two button closure. View the full exhibit here. about Lamine Diouf is a multidisciplinary artist from Senegal, living and working in Antwerp, Belgium. His artistic education began in Dakar where he played the violin for several years in the L'Orchestre Symphonique Melode Divine Arts. After moving to Europe, his focus shifted to other mediums such as poetry, dance, and textiles. In 2020, his weaving practice began when designer Jan Jan Van Essche introduced him to the loom, with his weavings featured somewhere in each collection. Through this collaboration, Diouf repurposes unique fabrics from the production process, creating a closed loop with little to no waste. Using shuttle looms and a vintage book on weaving patterns, Lamine’s weavings are influenced by many cultures and traditions, yet at the same time, his work is refreshingly his own. SHIPPING NOTICE All art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. Details Made in BelgiumWool, Linen, CottonDry Clean or Spot CleanLumbar, 40 x 30 cm, 16 x 12 inThrow, 40 x 40 cm, 16 x 16 inSold as a single pillowIncludes pillow insert
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Lamine Diouf Wall Hanging, Billows
$1,200
A wall-hanging, woven on shuttle looms with organic patterns anchored and held by hand-woven natural fibers, sectioned with a variety of negative space throughout. This fall 2024 exhibit includes three pieces, each slightly varying in composition but all with a similar palatte and materiality. A lightweight wall-hanging that's easy to mount or transport. Finished with bottom fringe and threaded on a simple piece of bamboo. View the full exhibit here. about Lamine Diouf is a multidisciplinary artist from Senegal, living and working in Antwerp, Belgium. His artistic education began in Dakar where he played the violin for several years in the L'Orchestre Symphonique Melode Divine Arts. After moving to Europe, his focus shifted to other mediums such as poetry, dance, and textiles. In 2020, his weaving practice began when designer Jan Jan Van Essche introduced him to the loom, with his weavings featured somewhere in each collection. Through this collaboration, Diouf repurposes unique fabrics from the production process, creating a closed loop with little to no waste. Using shuttle looms and a vintage book on weaving patterns, Lamine’s weavings are influenced by many cultures and traditions, yet at the same time, his work is refreshingly his own. SHIPPING NOTICE All art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. Details Made in BelgiumWool, Linen, Cotton
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Lamine Diouf Wall Hanging, Eventide
$1,200
A wall-hanging, woven on shuttle looms with organic patterns anchored and held by hand-woven natural fibers, sectioned with a variety of negative space throughout. This fall 2024 exhibit includes three pieces, each slightly varying in composition but all with a similar palatte and materiality. A lightweight wall-hanging that's easy to mount or transport. Finished with bottom fringe and threaded on a simple piece of bamboo. View the full exhibit here. about Lamine Diouf is a multidisciplinary artist from Senegal, living and working in Antwerp, Belgium. His artistic education began in Dakar where he played the violin for several years in the L'Orchestre Symphonique Melode Divine Arts. After moving to Europe, his focus shifted to other mediums such as poetry, dance, and textiles. In 2020, his weaving practice began when designer Jan Jan Van Essche introduced him to the loom, with his weavings featured somewhere in each collection. Through this collaboration, Diouf repurposes unique fabrics from the production process, creating a closed loop with little to no waste. Using shuttle looms and a vintage book on weaving patterns, Lamine’s weavings are influenced by many cultures and traditions, yet at the same time, his work is refreshingly his own. SHIPPING NOTICE All art pieces shipped are final sale. Please contact us if you have questions about the piece before purchasing. Details Made in BelgiumWool, Linen, Cotton
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Lamine Diouf Wall Hanging, Nightfall
$1,200
A wall-hanging, woven on shuttle looms with organic patterns anchored and held by hand-woven natural fibers, sectioned with a variety of negative space throughout. This fall 2024 exhibit includes three pieces, each slightly varying in composition but all with a similar palatte and materiality. A lightweight wall-hanging that's easy to mount or transport. Finished with bottom fringe and threaded on a simple piece of bamboo. View the full exhibit here. about Lamine Diouf is a multidisciplinary artist from Senegal, living and working in Antwerp, Belgium. His artistic education began in Dakar where he played the violin for several years in the L'Orchestre Symphonique Melode Divine Arts. After moving to Europe, his focus shifted to other mediums such as poetry, dance, and textiles. In 2020, his weaving practice began when designer Jan Jan Van Essche introduced him to the loom, with his weavings featured somewhere in each collection. Through this collaboration, Diouf repurposes unique fabrics from the production process, creating a closed loop with little to no waste. Using shuttle looms and a vintage book on weaving patterns, Lamine’s weavings are influenced by many cultures and traditions, yet at the same time, his work is refreshingly his own. Details Made in BelgiumWool, Linen, Cotton
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Natasha Alphonse Woodfired Shell Dish
$68
Organically formed dish created from wild porcelain and wood fired for 120 hours, natural ash glazed only. Use as a decorative piece, catchall, or as dinnerware. View our Natasha Alphonse Collection. NOTE: Each piece is unique. The one you order may have subtle differences from the item in the photograph. To avoid damages in shipment, all handmade ceramic pieces are finals sale. Please email us with any questions prior to purchasing. ABOUT THE ARTIST Natasha Alphonse is a Seattle ceramic artist, originally from the Northern tip of Saskatchewan. She grew up on a small reservation called Black Lake First Nations and being apart of the Denesuline tribe grounded her and always brought forward a connection to the earth and nature. This is often reflected in her ceramic process and the rituals surrounding each piece. details Made in SeattleCeramicHandmade
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seya. Achcha Photo Book
$48
A collaborative photo book between Seya and photographer Jeff Boudreau, documenting their travels across India. The journey traces moments from the golden temple in Amritsar to the tea fields of Munnar and the beaches of Kerala, capturing artisans, landscapes, and everyday scenes with quiet intimacy. The work reflects Seya’s ongoing dialogue between culture and craft, seen through Boudreau’s lens of empathy and observation. details Published by SeyaEdited by Jeff BoudreauBook design by Eric Pillault
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seya. 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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