Kasama ceramic plate hibi 10 minute incense Torii Kiyomasu's hawk and monkey

Torii Kiyomasu's hawk and monkey print is a striking example of the texture and movement that could be created with block printing

and this print is from a collection of reproductions of original Japanese artworks presented to him for his 60th birthday

A loop scarf made with NUNO textiles

this quirky collage reproduction is a great way to add affordable character and late 20th century vintage style to your walls

Toba Sōjō masterfully used free-line ink drawing to depict whimsical scenes that often featured animals engaging in human-like activities

Kasama ceramic plate hibi 10 minute incense Torii Kiyomasu's hawk and monkeyThis footed ovoid dish has an asymmetric lip on one side and rough organic texture. Bring wabi sabi character to the bedside as a jewellery dish, or supply an artful spot for pickles and other condiments at the table. Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago. Kasama pottery is known for being part of a 'new' wave of idiosyncratic ceramicists, unencumbered by some of