CERAMIC WORK

Ceramic bowls by artist <n>Yasuko Hasuo</n> from her 2013 exhibition.

The <n>Lutróforo</n>, <n>Lekytho</n>, and <n>Stamnos</n> anthracite ceramic vessels from Series n.3.

Works by <n>Julie Nelson</n> and <n>Abigail Ozora Simpson</n> at the <n>An Act of Making</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Ollie Tomlinson</n>.

A <n>Chawan</n> (tea bowl) by potter <n>Ryuji Iwasaki</n> for his 2023 exhibition at <n>Utsuwa Shoken KAMAKURA</n>.

for bowl tea ceremony  The vessel. Carrier of medicine. Serves to bridge from earth to heaven. The tea bowl is the quintessential tool for tea.  These bowls have been made by our friend Petr Novak. These are currently out of stock, but available for back order. New stock is looking to arrive around mid-January.

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A ceramic vase by <n>Simone Bodmer—Turner</n>, photographed by <n>Andrew Jacobs</n> with styling by <n>Colin King</n>.

Ceramic vessels and candle holders by <n>Simone Bodmer-Turner</n>.

<n>Shira Hana Tea Cup</n> by artist <n>Hitoshi Morimoto</n>.

The handmade <n>Plantas Planter</n> by <n>MENU</n>, featuring an irregular silhouette and raw earthenware finish.

A trio of ceramic vases by artist <n>Kelsie Rudolph</n> of <n>Bomba</n>, who also photographed the work.

Untitled ceramic bowls by artist <n>Lucie Rie</n>.

A black <n>wrought iron candlestick</n> from <n>Sur mon x</n>.

A collection of <n>Modern</n> style ceramic <n>Custom Table Vases</n>.

Ceramic bowls by <n>Coralie Seigneur</n>.