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おかんの飯椀　鳩羽釉 - Image #1 Artist: Daisuke Mino Mom's rice bowl, dove glaze おかんの飯椀　鳩羽釉 - Image #2 おかんの飯椀　鳩羽釉 - Image #3 おかんの飯椀　鳩羽釉 - Image #5 おかんの飯椀　鳩羽釉 - Image #4
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Artist: Daisuke Mino Mom's rice bowl, dove glaze
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Artist: Daisuke Mino Mom's rice bowl, dove glaze

¥1,980

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Daisuke Mino's "Mother's Rice Bowl, Hatoba Glaze" is a medium-sized bowl. Daisuke Mino, who has his own unique sensibility, named the bowl sizes "Oton (large) Okan (medium) Yaya (small)". Not too big, not too small, it is just the right size for a woman to eat a bowl of rice.

The color is pale purple, and it is colored with a glaze called Hatoba glaze, which has a soft hue that is somewhere between beige and purple.

Why not take this opportunity to buy new tea bowls? Daisuke Mino's simple yet warm bowls are sure to brighten up your life.

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

Product size

Diameter Approx. 12.5cm
height Approximately 5.5cm
material Pottery

Compatibility information

microwave oven ◯
Dishwasher △ (so that the dishes don't collide with each other inside)
oven ×

Artist Daisuke Mino - Simple yet warm, colorful tableware

Born in Osaka in 1980, Daisuke Mino is a ceramic artist with a background in architecture. He graduated from the Department of Architecture at Kindai University in 2003, and entered the world of ceramics after joining the ceramics club while at university. He then graduated from the Ceramics Department of Kyoto Traditional Crafts College in 2005, and began to pursue a career in ceramics in earnest.

For five years from 2005 to 2010, he studied under Akira Okamoto at the Kasatori Kiln in Sumiyama, Kyoto, learning traditional pottery techniques and honing his own expression. In 2011, he set up his own studio in Takayama, Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture and became independent. He was also appointed as a "manufacturing supporter" by the non-profit organization Kyoto Hot Heart Center and seconded to the social welfare organization Tender House, and was involved in activities beyond the scope of pottery.

In 2014, he moved his studio to Hokkejicho in Nara City, where he continues to energetically create works. His unique works, which combine his knowledge of architecture with ceramic techniques, are loved by many people as vessels that blend naturally into everyday life, with simple yet sophisticated beauty.

Characteristics of Daisuke Mino's Works

Daisuke Mino's works are characterized by their simplicity yet warmth. They convey a pleasant sensation every time you pick them up, and he creates tableware that you will want to use regularly in your daily life. Daisuke Mino's works are a perfect fusion of functional beauty and delicate, beautiful designs and colors that are slightly different from other works, with the user in mind. From the weight and feel to the color, they have the power to soothe the heart of the user and brighten up the dining table.

Daisuke Mino is an artist who possesses the dexterity and sensitivity to flexibly create multiple styles of work, not only creating pieces that are relevant to everyday life, but also creating pottery in a style that has the appeal of being a work of art, and has even held exhibitions at Takashimaya.

Not only is it stylish, but it is also not too heavy or light, and is easy to pour from and hold. Just having tableware in your daily life that has been designed with practicality in mind down to the smallest details is sure to enrich your life.

*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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