Kanagawa
FUJII NAOMI
Utsuwa no Yukue
Artisan Story
I am committed to using glazes made from Karatsu clay and natural ash, and I create pieces that emphasize the inherent character of the clay, valuing natural and spontaneous expressions.
"Utsuwa no Yukue (Where the Potteries Go towards in Japanese)" was the title of a solo exhibition I held previously. I wanted to focus on the "vessel" as a singular, formed object, rather than simply creating under the general category of "vessels."
As a theme for my work, I made this phrase my brand name.
1996: Built a kiln at home and began creating.
Currently, I continue to make pottery in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
"Utsuwa no Yukue (Where the Potteries Go towards in Japanese)" was the title of a solo exhibition I held previously. I wanted to focus on the "vessel" as a singular, formed object, rather than simply creating under the general category of "vessels."
As a theme for my work, I made this phrase my brand name.
1996: Built a kiln at home and began creating.
Currently, I continue to make pottery in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture.
Artisan's World
Pickup Items
Sake ware
Pine Ash Glaze Dimpled Guinomi Sake Cup
¥2,000
Sake ware
Oni-Unofu Glaze Katakuchi Spouted Pourer
¥4,500
Only 1 available
Mugs
Pine Ash Glaze Compact Mug
¥3,500
Only 1 available
Tea ware
Oni-Unofu Glaze Dimpled Tea Bowl
¥4,500
Sake ware
Oni-Unofu Glaze Guinomi Sake Cup
¥2,000
Only 1 available
Tea ware
Oniita and Unofu Glaze Tea Bowl
¥4,500
Mugs
Pine Ash Glaze Generous Mug
¥4,000
Mugs
Oni-Unofu Glaze Layered Mug
¥4,000
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