Object BEach individual piece captured in her glass box has been purpose constructed or found by Tomoko Wada. Made with an understated skill, she creates a beautiful little scene where light coming through reflects off and interacts with each piece confined within the glass. A very playful and energetic work by a young emerging talent from Japan, who is gaining attention in other regions such as U. S. and Asia. Size: 100 x 100 x H100 mm Handmade in Fukuoka,

Ikebana was not only confined to temples but began to spread into common households

Okayama prefecture

Blue cypress whispers like a crescent moon floating in an indigo sky

Enhanced senses An essential ekement of Hakudo rain is its smooth earthiness with dark powerful greens

Thai kozo paper is placed over the inked block

the Japanese ceremony of appreciating a subtle & exquisite fragrance

"Edited by Allison Meier

Keeper Shirt - white

Hand built without a mould

No nasty chemicals

Size: 400x400mm

*Shino glaze originates from the late 16th century in the Mino region of Japan where it’s loosely thrown pots and spontaneous decorations were perfectly suited to the wabi-sabi aesthetics of the ruling Zen Buddhist tea masters of that era