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Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate
Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate
Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate
Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate
Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate

川澄 智一

Author Tomokazu Kawasumi 1 shaku rim plate

¥8,250

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Tomokazu Kawasumi's "1 shaku rim plate" is a stylish and luxurious plate made of iron-rich Kasama clay and with an attractive metallic glaze. The glaze melts just enough due to the influence of the clay, and the yuzuhada (unevenness like the skin of a yuzu citrus fruit) scattered here and there tells us that each piece is made by hand, which is very appealing.

This large plate is about 30cm in diameter and is perfect for main dishes. It has a gorgeous design, but the color is subdued, making it a plate that will set the mood of your dining table.

There is no doubt that Kawasumi Tomokazu's stylish plates will brighten up your everyday dining table.

*Since each item is handmade, there may be slight differences between each one.

Product size

Diameter Approximately 30cm
height Approx. 2.5cm
material Pottery (Kasama clay)

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Artist Tomokazu Kawasumi - Unique works created by the warmth of Kasama clay and metallic glazes

Tomokazu Kawasumi was born in Hokota, Ibaraki Prefecture in 1996 and has been familiar with craftsmanship since childhood. In 2019, he graduated from the Ceramics Course of the Department of Traditional Crafts, Faculty of Crafts, Kyoto University of Art and Design, and as he deepened his knowledge and skills in traditional crafts, he further strengthened his passion for ceramics.

To further his studies, he graduated from the Department of Ceramics at Kasama Ceramic College of Ibaraki in 2021, and then trained at the famous Kasama ware kiln, Otsu Kougama. While inheriting the traditional techniques of Kasama ware, he continued to explore his own style.

In 2023, he became independent and established his own studio in Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture, where he creates unique pieces that combine the warmth unique to Kasama clay with metallic glazes.

He is a wonderful artist who is currently able to balance pottery making with contributing to society, including exhibiting his works at charity auctions.

Characteristics of Tomokazu Kawasumi's works

Tomokazu Kawasumi's pottery is characterized by a unique texture created by the warmth of Kasama clay and metallic glazes. Natural patterns appear on the surface of the work during firing, and the work shows a variety of expressions depending on the viewing angle and lighting conditions.

When you pick up the pottery, you can feel its soft texture and solid presence, and the design, which seeks to match the food, transforms the dining table into a special place. It goes beyond the realm of "tableware" and is like a companion that touches the heart of the person who uses it.

The warmth of Kasama clay and the metallic glaze create a unique texture

Kawasumi Tomokazu's pottery is packed with layered attention to detail. Using Kasama clay as his main material, he combines traditional techniques cultivated over many years with his own unique ingenuity. To make the most of the characteristics of this material, he carefully designs glazes and firing methods one by one through repeated trial and error. Furthermore, his original metallic glazes create a deep and sophisticated luster even though the ware is pottery. This shine is It adds a new appeal to the appearance of the tableware and brings a high-quality atmosphere to the dining table.

Tomokazu Kawasumi is He believes that tableware should complement food. For this reason, he pays close attention not only to the shape and size of the ware, but also to the color and texture of the glaze, pursuing designs that blend naturally with any food.

*Because these are handmade, there may be individual differences in color and shape. Please enjoy the unique texture of handmade items.

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