樋口 真紀

    [Sales Start: Friday, April 24, 9:00 PM] Panda Mini Plate

      樋口 真紀

      [Sales Start: Friday, April 24, 9:00 PM] Panda Mini Plate

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      Sale price ¥3,630Regular price
      Regular price ¥3,630
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      [Sales Start: Friday, April 24, 9:00 PM] Panda Mini Plate
      Sale price ¥3,630Regular price
      Regular price ¥3,630

      Before Use

      • Material: Porcelain
      • Diameter: Approx. 9cm
      • Height: Approx. 2cm
      • Sealing: Required
      • Microwave: OK
      • Dishwasher: Not OK
      • Oven: Not OK
      • Direct heat: Not OK

      Some details, such as the shape, degree of distortion, texture, and color, may be difficult to see clearly in the images.

      As these are handmade items by an artist, there may be individual differences in the color development of the painting, the form of the motifs, and their placement.

      Additionally, there may be some slight warping in the shape of the vessels, and we would appreciate your understanding when making a purchase.

      For other details, please refer to the handling instructions.

      A small plate where traditional astringency and cuteness can be enjoyed

      Higuchi-san's works possess an endearing charm that makes you involuntarily smile, while also exuding a subtle elegance.

      From familiar flora and fauna to classics such as ancient ceramics and ukiyo-e, she draws inspiration from a wide range of sources and incorporates them into her work.

      This adorable panda mini plate, with its captivating back view, is truly heartwarming.
      The glimpse of bamboo leaves makes you wonder if the panda is in the middle of a meal, bringing a sense of warmth to your heart.
      If you look closely, you'll see delicate brushstrokes of bamboo leaves, a panda's favorite, painted along the rim.

      Even on a small mini plate, Higuchi-san's gentle worldview is condensed without compromise.

      The gentle indentation and slightly raised rim make it safe for dishes with a bit of liquid, such as simmered vegetables.

      The clay is a blend of Shigaraki pottery clay and porcelain clay.
      It combines the warmth of earthenware with the smoothness characteristic of porcelain, making it appealing for its comfortable feel and ease of use in your hands.

      Higuchi-san's works bring a subtle richness to your daily dining table.

      Please find your favorites.

      Higuchi-san's works possess an endearing charm that makes you involuntarily smile, while also exuding a subtle elegance.

      From familiar flora and fauna to classics such as ancient ceramics and ukiyo-e, she draws inspiration from a wide range of sources and incorporates them into her work.

      This adorable panda mini plate, with its captivating back view, is truly heartwarming.
      The glimpse of bamboo leaves makes you wonder if the panda is in the middle of a meal, bringing a sense of warmth to your heart.
      If you look closely, you'll see delicate brushstrokes of bamboo leaves, a panda's favorite, painted along the rim.

      Even on a small mini plate, Higuchi-san's gentle worldview is condensed without compromise.

      The gentle indentation and slightly raised rim make it safe for dishes with a bit of liquid, such as simmered vegetables.

      The clay is a blend of Shigaraki pottery clay and porcelain clay.
      It combines the warmth of earthenware with the smoothness characteristic of porcelain, making it appealing for its comfortable feel and ease of use in your hands.

      Higuchi-san's works bring a subtle richness to your daily dining table.

      Please find your favorites.

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      Since childhood, Higuchi-san loved to draw. She would find white paper and devote herself to drawing pictures. 
      She attended children's drawing classes and was a member of the art club in high school, living with art for many years.

      She embarked on a career in pottery after majoring in ceramics at art college.

      She says, "There are many fields in crafts, but in pottery, I can shape things with my own hands without using hammers or saws. Also, I find it thrilling and appealing that the 'completion' happens when the piece is fired in a kiln, a process entrusted to something beyond my control." Her words convey a strong passion for creation.

      Her style, which combines cuteness with a subtle depth that grows with each viewing, is a result of her 12 years of apprenticeship under Tsutomu Motohashi (a disciple of Koichi Tamura, Living National Treasure).
      She thoroughly learned and absorbed Japanese traditional crafts and art from a broad perspective, elevating them into her own works.

      Furthermore, she values the essence of her work as "tableware" and "crafts," consciously engaging in every step of the ceramic creation process, from clay preparation to firing.

      Higuchi-san's works, created by blending Shigaraki ceramic clay and porcelain clay, possess both the warmth of earthenware and the smoothness unique to porcelain, offering a comforting feel and pleasant usability when held.

      "I would be delighted if my pottery could become everyday tableware, appearing on my customers' tables every day."

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