萩焼のウサギ型花瓶 | 萩焼 高さ17.6cm　　H17.6cm/Vase by Satomi Tomehara｜Japanese ceramics｜Hagi ware｜Japanese Studio Ceramics

萩焼のウサギ型花瓶 | 萩焼 高さ17.6cm

陶芸家：止原理美
サイズ
うさぎ：w7.7×h17.6cm
素材: 陶器

萩の陶芸家、止原理美さんの手作り花瓶です。ウサギの愛らしい形が素敵なアクセントになり、お部屋の雰囲気を優しく演出してくれます。花を生ける際には、口が広く深さもあるため様々なお花に対応しています。また、小物入れやペンホルダーとしても使用でき、デスク周りを可愛らしく飾ることができます。

萩焼 止原理美
止原さんは、萩焼の伝統窯「三輪窯」で修業した後、父・信郎が開いた「土和窯」で創作を始める。
大学で畜産学を学んだ歳原さんは、陶芸で生き物の造形にこだわり続けている。 黒の陶器を丁寧に磨き上げることで、実際には存在しない生き生きとした肌ざわりの色合いと、色釉で一つ一つ彩色されたつややかな目玉。 生命力が表現されています。
近年では再生の象徴として蝶をモチーフに、生と死、さらには再生までを作品に取り入れています。 伝統的な萩焼の陶芸修行を経て、自身の中にある具象表現を取り入れた作品です。

お楽しみください。


H17.6cm/Vase by Satomi Tomehara｜Japanese ceramics｜Hagi ware｜Japanese Studio Ceramics

Ceramic Artist: Satomi Tomehara
size
Rabbit: w7.7 x h17.6cm
Material: Pottery

This is a handmade vase by Satomi Tomehara, a Hagi potter. The adorable shape of the rabbit makes a nice accent and gently creates the atmosphere of the room. When arranging flowers, the mouth is wide and deep, so it can be used for various flowers. It can also be used as a small item holder or pen holder, and can be used to decorate your desk.
Hagi-yaki is the oldest pottery production area in Japan, and is highly valued for its rustic and warm texture. This rabbit-shaped vase delivers not only flowers, but also warmth. Would you like to have a home or a present?
*Because it is handmade, there may be slight differences in shape and color.


Hagi ware　
Masami Tomehara
After training at Miwa Kiln, a traditional Hagi ware pottery, Tomehara began producing his own works at Towa Kiln, which was opened by his father Noburo.
Toshihara, who studied animal husbandry at university, continues to focus on the creation of living things in his pottery. By carefully polishing the black pottery, the color tones that do not actually exist yet have a lively feel to the skin, and the lustrous eyeballs colored with colored glaze one by one. vitality is expressed.
In recent years, he has adopted the motif of butterflies as a symbol of rebirth, and has incorporated life, death, and even rebirth into his works. It is a work that incorporates the figurative expression within himself after training in a traditional Hagi ware pottery.

Please enjoy.