Ceramic Bowl Square Coasters whose iconic hand-painted covers helped

whose iconic hand-painted covers helped define postwar Japanese design

This tenugui features a pattern of stylized apples and leaves

and natural variations mean the item you receive may differ slightly from the one shown

The result is an open and supple fabric that is beautiful to wear yet surprisingly stable

Each piece is dyed with a combination of persimmon tannins

Ceramic Bowl Square Coasters whose iconic hand-painted covers helpedToru Kikuchi creates pottery in Kasama, Ibaraki, producing pieces with a distinctly individual character. He begins by selecting a weight of clay, then shapes each form intuitively as ideas come to him. No two works are alike. Kikuchi also experiments with a wide range of glazes, resulting in rich and unexpected color combinations. This bowl showcases his signature free form expression, shaped by intuition and chance rather than strict convention.