Botanical Textures Objet d'Art 2 MAKER_Yamada Sen-i As light touches the inlay

As light touches the inlay

and the safety of one’s household

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people in Japan have believed that the wind blows and thunder rumbles because of the presence of these two gods in the sky between heaven and earth

This ensures even cooking for vegetables

Botanical Textures Objet d'Art 2 MAKER_Yamada Sen-i As light touches the inlayIn this objet d'art, Tobe ware artist Ohigashi Alyne imaginatively combines natural forms to create a fantastical, elegant botanical sculpture. Inspired by cactus textures, this piece also evokes durian and flower silhouettes. Fascinating in its sense of flow and its tactile feel, it seems to be in a constant state of growth, revealing new details with every viewing. Meticulously crafted by hand out of Tobe porcelainnotoriously difficult to work with