Kaoli Nakamura: Yomogi Bowl
Yomogi (mugwort) is an herb valued for its gentle benefits and distinctive beauty. The natural, elegant form of its leaves inspired the design of this piece.
Product Info
- Size: Diameter 9cm, Height 7.7cm
- Material: Semi-Porcelain
- Origin: Made in Japan
- NOTE: Microwave-safe. Dishwashers are not recommended. Use mild soap and soft sponge or cloth for washing.
For matte white pieces, if tea stains or discoloration appear, soaking them in a non-chlorine bleach will restore their clean appearance.
*Measurements above are approximate.
Because each piece is handmade, the color shade of every cup may vary.
ARTIST DESCRIPTION: Kaori Nakamura
"Light and shadow, atmosphere and texture...
With these in mind, I hope to create works that will stimulate the senses."
(translated from the original words by Kaori)
About the artist, NAKAMURA Durafourg Kaori
Artist Kaori Nakamura was born in 1981 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She studied ceramics in Okinawa and graduated from Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts, Crafts major, Ceramic Arts, in 2005. After graduation, she remained at the university to work as a part-time assistant worker for the department. In the same year, with four other people (all women) planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha.
Upon marriage and having a child, she moved back to Chiba for few years. In 2009, she decided to restart her career as a ceramic artist and in 2011, she moved to Okinawa once again. Currenly, she teaches at Avurn Pottery & Ceramic Art School, at the same time, producing ceramic works as atelier [petit papillon].
Past Exhibitions
2005: Planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha
2006: Exhibition "kyoukaisenwooyogu" (swimming in the borderline) at Cafe mofgmona
2007: Exhibition "Ryuushi no idou 粒子の移動" (movement of particles) at Cafe UNIZON
2009: Exhibition "bonne soiree" at Cafe ue
2010: Exhibition "Hibi-ten 日々展" (everyday) at suupu-ya すーぷや hyuge
2012: Exhibition "shiro ni ukabu iro 白に浮かぶ色" (colors that appear on white) at kufuu
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Kaoli Nakamura: Yomogi Bowl
Yomogi (mugwort) is an herb valued for its gentle benefits and distinctive beauty. The natural, elegant form of its leaves inspired the design of this piece.
Product Info
- Size: Diameter 9cm, Height 7.7cm
- Material: Semi-Porcelain
- Origin: Made in Japan
- NOTE: Microwave-safe. Dishwashers are not recommended. Use mild soap and soft sponge or cloth for washing.
For matte white pieces, if tea stains or discoloration appear, soaking them in a non-chlorine bleach will restore their clean appearance.
*Measurements above are approximate.
Because each piece is handmade, the color shade of every cup may vary.
ARTIST DESCRIPTION: Kaori Nakamura
"Light and shadow, atmosphere and texture...
With these in mind, I hope to create works that will stimulate the senses."
(translated from the original words by Kaori)
About the artist, NAKAMURA Durafourg Kaori
Artist Kaori Nakamura was born in 1981 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She studied ceramics in Okinawa and graduated from Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts, Crafts major, Ceramic Arts, in 2005. After graduation, she remained at the university to work as a part-time assistant worker for the department. In the same year, with four other people (all women) planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha.
Upon marriage and having a child, she moved back to Chiba for few years. In 2009, she decided to restart her career as a ceramic artist and in 2011, she moved to Okinawa once again. Currenly, she teaches at Avurn Pottery & Ceramic Art School, at the same time, producing ceramic works as atelier [petit papillon].
Past Exhibitions
2005: Planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha
2006: Exhibition "kyoukaisenwooyogu" (swimming in the borderline) at Cafe mofgmona
2007: Exhibition "Ryuushi no idou 粒子の移動" (movement of particles) at Cafe UNIZON
2009: Exhibition "bonne soiree" at Cafe ue
2010: Exhibition "Hibi-ten 日々展" (everyday) at suupu-ya すーぷや hyuge
2012: Exhibition "shiro ni ukabu iro 白に浮かぶ色" (colors that appear on white) at kufuu
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Description
Yomogi (mugwort) is an herb valued for its gentle benefits and distinctive beauty. The natural, elegant form of its leaves inspired the design of this piece.
Product Info
- Size: Diameter 9cm, Height 7.7cm
- Material: Semi-Porcelain
- Origin: Made in Japan
- NOTE: Microwave-safe. Dishwashers are not recommended. Use mild soap and soft sponge or cloth for washing.
For matte white pieces, if tea stains or discoloration appear, soaking them in a non-chlorine bleach will restore their clean appearance.
*Measurements above are approximate.
Because each piece is handmade, the color shade of every cup may vary.
ARTIST DESCRIPTION: Kaori Nakamura
"Light and shadow, atmosphere and texture...
With these in mind, I hope to create works that will stimulate the senses."
(translated from the original words by Kaori)
About the artist, NAKAMURA Durafourg Kaori
Artist Kaori Nakamura was born in 1981 in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. She studied ceramics in Okinawa and graduated from Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts, Crafts major, Ceramic Arts, in 2005. After graduation, she remained at the university to work as a part-time assistant worker for the department. In the same year, with four other people (all women) planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha.
Upon marriage and having a child, she moved back to Chiba for few years. In 2009, she decided to restart her career as a ceramic artist and in 2011, she moved to Okinawa once again. Currenly, she teaches at Avurn Pottery & Ceramic Art School, at the same time, producing ceramic works as atelier [petit papillon].
Past Exhibitions
2005: Planned and ran "neutral space [cotef]" at the Takasago-den of Maejima Art Center in Naha
2006: Exhibition "kyoukaisenwooyogu" (swimming in the borderline) at Cafe mofgmona
2007: Exhibition "Ryuushi no idou 粒子の移動" (movement of particles) at Cafe UNIZON
2009: Exhibition "bonne soiree" at Cafe ue
2010: Exhibition "Hibi-ten 日々展" (everyday) at suupu-ya すーぷや hyuge
2012: Exhibition "shiro ni ukabu iro 白に浮かぶ色" (colors that appear on white) at kufuu
