Many of you know that I collected Japanese pottery while I was living in Japan. Our area, Gifu, was pretty rich with the most amazing potters! So, when I came back to Canada with this new found love of all things clay, I was so disappointed in what the artisans here were doing (and still are). There's just something so clunky and generic about North American pottery.
I suppose that has something to do with Japanese notion of finding perfection in imperfections. I like that.
So, when I found
Analogue Life one day, I nearly died from joy.
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| Plate by Yasko Ozeki (Seto) |
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| Nanbu Iron Trivet |
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| Bud Vase by Shoji Morinaga |
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| Chopstick Rest by Masanori Oji |
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| Nabe pot by Azmaya |
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| Tea leaf box by Tatsuyu Aida |
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| Nanbu Iron Bell |
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| Ceramic Bottles by Sゝゝ |
I don't even know what I'd do with this stuff. But I love it.
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