Paris

I went to Paris yesterday to deliver this bowl as one day trip. (photo1)

This piece was made in 2004 (just before the final show at Camberwell College).





This bowl is settled at this flat. (photo2)

It was quite hot day...
I was planning to visit many places, but I just went to Le Bon Marche and Centre Pompidou to research.

I must come to Paris again soon~


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guinomi cup from IKIK

It's really nice weather, isn't it?
My studio is very bright and too much sunshine~

Well, these pieces are new guinomi cups from IKIK.
You can use these to drink Sake.

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New image for top page

The image of top page was changed as this new container's photo.
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The colour of background is blue, so it looks very summery~

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Tea Smith

Tea Smith is a tea shop in Spitalfields London.
www.teasmith.co.uk

I drink several kinds of tea, including Matcha.
These are so delicious!

I really recommend you to visit there to drink Japanese tea and also their collections of tea pots and cups are special.

I bought Sobacha (made with buckwheat).


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House and Garden

My piece 'Pofu-pofu Flower Vase' is on P.32 of House and Garden July issue.

Please have a look!

http://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/


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Fractal Contemporary

I went to Norwich to deliver my work.

Lisa Thurlow (photo1) has her own gallery in Norwich and it will open on 27th June.

http://www.fractalcontemporary.co.uk




The gallery is located on a nice street and I like the area! (photo2)


I was walking around the market and Norwich Castle~(photo3)

The market is nice and there are many shops and restaurants around the gallery.



Fractal Contemporary:
40b St Giles Street Norwich
01359 269578


Please visit the gallery if you are living in Norwich or if you have an opportunity to go to Norwich.


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Sea Urchin

These are coloured sea urchin containers.

I like the yellow one~it's very fresh.

It takes ages to make each spike, but I love making them!

I am planning to make bigger-sized containers in the near future.


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