#56 Small Kokeshi Vessel Chez Panisse Line but the wide rim lifts

but the wide rim lifts to reveal a slightly tapered interior bowl

Studio Herron is inspired by the early roots of basketry—a craft that predates clay pottery and stone carving—and the language of ceramics when creating their woven pieces

This elegant and simple serving spoon boasts all the mid-century charm that David Mellor Design is famous for

The smallest cylinder is closed at the bottom

was originally commissioned for use in British embassies with the aim of demonstrating the best of British modern design

#56 Small Kokeshi Vessel Chez Panisse Line but the wide rim liftsAkio Nukagas work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature Pleated Work technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The forminspired by traditional kokeshi dollsis accentuated by these grooves curving down the profile of the vessel creating movement and rhythm. After the first firing and before the second, he finishes the vessel by applying different