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ISEGAHAMA Hokoshima Tile Plate

59,90 €

incl. 19% VAT zzgl. Versandkosten

 

ISEGAHAMA TOUBOU – Tomokiyo Kunio
Japan, Hyuga
Ceramics – Handmade

Single rectangular plate in fine clay with firing accents by Isegahama Toubou from Miyazaki.

 

As each piece is handmade, every creation is unique and may vary slightly in shape, colour, size, and weight from the item shown in our gallery.
We would be pleased to provide you with a photo or video of your selected piece for confirmation prior to purchase. Please feel free to contact us before placing your order. We look forward to hearing from you.

Lieferzeit: Approx. 4–5 business days.

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Description

Part of the sand-coloured, smooth Hokoshima collection, this Tile Plate features a form reminiscent of a traditional tile.
Surprisingly, the plate was first shaped on the potter’s wheel.
Here too, the dynamic interplay of colour shifts between light and dark firing accents.
The plate stands on four small feet, while its gently curved shape beautifully frames the dishes served upon it — such as grilled salmon with soy-honey dressing and grated radish.

 

Isegahama Toubou – Tomokiyo Kunio

In the early 1980s, Tomokiyo Kunio established his workshop in Hyuga, on the southern island of Kyushu. Shaped by the sea and nature, his functional ceramics have a distinctly rugged character. His time in Mashiko and Kasama—both renowned pottery centres for glazed ceramics—can be seen in his skilful use of a wide range of glazes.

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