Yunomi
artist
Collective work
Artisan
Kihara
ORIGIN
Arita, Japan
TECHNIQUE
Copperplate transfer
Material
Pottery, porcelain
Availability
Wholesale
The Collection
The Yunomi series unfolds like an ever-expanding collective exhibition. Each artist envisions a pair of companion cups, drawing inspiration from the richness of Japanese folklore and culture. Available in two finishes, natural pottery or white porcelain, the Yunomi are brought to life by artisans who expertly transfer the artists’ designs by hand in deep cobalt blue and vermilion red.
The Artist
In pairs, from left to right and top to bottom:
Timo Kuilder (NL) — Peko Asano (JP) — Jay Cover (UK)
Tom Haugomat (FR) — Marie Assénat (FR) — Asako Masunouchi (JP)
Ayumi Hanamatsu (JP) — Vincent Mahé (FR) — Morgane Fadanelli (FR)
Yunomi
artist
Collective work
Artisan
Kihara
ORIGIN
Arita, Japan
TECHNIQUE
Copperplate transfer
Material
Pottery, porcelain
Availability
Wholesale
The Collection
The Yunomi series unfolds like an ever-expanding collective exhibition. Each artist envisions a pair of companion cups, drawing inspiration from the richness of Japanese folklore and culture. Available in two finishes, natural pottery or white porcelain, the Yunomi are brought to life by artisans who expertly transfer the artists’ designs by hand in deep cobalt blue and vermilion red.
The Artist
In pairs, from left to right and top to bottom:
Timo Kuilder (NL) — Peko Asano (JP) — Jay Cover (UK)
Tom Haugomat (FR) — Marie Assénat (FR) — Asako Masunouchi (JP)
Ayumi Hanamatsu (JP) — Vincent Mahé (FR) — Morgane Fadanelli (FR)
Further explorations
さらなる航路
