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Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]
Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]
Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]
Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]
Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]

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Taumi Small Bowl, Triangle [YM 24]

¥2,310

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A stylish soup bowl with subtle "shinogi" carvings on the handle.

Masanori Yamamoto's "Tawami Kobachi Sankaku" is a beautiful small bowl that fuses the tradition of Shigaraki ware with Masanori Yamamoto's unique contemporary design.

It is perfect for serving small side dishes. Since each piece is handmade, there are individual differences in color and carving, and as you use it, it will develop a deeper color and luster, allowing you to enjoy a one-of-a-kind texture. 

There's no doubt that meals served on Masanori Yamamoto's stylish vessels will make your daily life more cherished.

※As each item is handmade, there may be slight differences between individual pieces.
※The black spots on the work are naturally occurring iron content remaining in the clay, which has been fired and oxidized. These are part of its individuality, so please compare the expressions of each piece and appreciate the differences.

Product Size

Diameter Approx. 10cm
Height Approx. 4.8cm
Material Ceramic

Compatibility

Microwave ◯
Dishwasher ◯ (ensure dishes do not collide)
Oven ◯ (heat resistant)

Artist Masanori Yamamoto - Vessels with rhythmic and dynamic "shinogi" patterns

Born in Shiga Prefecture in 1987, Masanori Yamamoto grew up in an environment rich in ceramic tradition. He graduated from the Kyoto Seika University, Faculty of Art, Department of Sculpture, Ceramic Art Course in 2009, where he thoroughly learned the fundamentals of pottery. After that, in 2010, he completed the Small Potter's Wheel Course at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Ceramics Technical Training Center, gaining practical experience through working at a pottery manufacturer.

Furthermore, in 2015, he completed the Clay and Glaze Course at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Ceramics Technical Training Center. He acquired deep knowledge and skills regarding glazes and clay, which gives his works even more uniqueness. Currently, in Shigaraki Town, Shiga Prefecture, he continues to create pottery under the name "Kozangama," inherited from his grandfather.

Characteristics of Masanori Yamamoto's works

Masanori Yamamoto's works are characterized by "shinogi" patterns, meticulously carved one by one by hand. The "shinogi" patterns are rhythmic and dynamic, giving the vessels rich expressions. There are three series: a series with diagonal "shinogi" patterns, a "nawame" (rope pattern) series created by carving vertical lines and then finely carving diagonal lines into the remaining parts to create a warm texture reminiscent of knit cable patterns, and a "hana-shinogi" (flower-shinogi) series that appears as splendid as blooming flowers.

Masanori Yamamoto's Vessels: A Fusion of Shigaraki Ware Tradition and Unique Sensibility

Masanori Yamamoto's vessels, crafted in a traditional kiln inherited from his grandfather, carry on the tradition of Shigaraki ware while being created with his unique sensibility. He produces various vessels, including rimmed plates, soup cups, curry plates, tea cups, and mugs. By coordinating the dining table with "shinogi" patterns, a splendid impression can be achieved. Moreover, his pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe, combining practicality suitable for daily use with beauty, and their designs, which enhance food, are highly regarded. He focuses on preserving the subtle expressions and textures unique to handmade items and providing lightweight and easy-to-handle vessels.

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