Born in Tokyo in 1997. After working as a hairdresser, a transformative encounter with clay led to a move to Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture. In 2023, completed studies at the Tajimi City Pottery Design and Technical Center.
Currently working as a ceramic artist, creating a wide range of works from tableware to objets.
Drawing inspiration from marine life, natural formations, and cell-like clusters, the artist incorporates protrusions, holes, and undulations to create pieces that evoke a sense of living organisms.
The artist is drawn to the coexistence of opposing elements within a single entity, such as beauty and eeriness, strength and fragility.
While valuing textures that invite touch and unique forms, the artist aims to create works that, despite being vessels, possess an organic quality, stimulating the viewer's senses and imagination.
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Sake ware
Umezawa Mana
Gifu · KanagawaAssembled Goblet, Grey — Mino
¥10,000
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Specifications
| Category | Sake ware |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 10.0 cm W 10.0 cm H 19.0 cm |
| Weight | 280 g |
| Made-to-Order | Not available |
| Stock Limit | Max 1 per order |
About this Work
Umezawa Mana's "Assembled Goblet" is a piece of ceramic sake ware, drawn from sea creatures and the shapes of nature. Finished in a grey tone, it is marked by undulations and protrusions that give it something of the presence of a living thing. The surface is smooth to the touch, yet every piece takes a different form, and it works on the senses of whoever looks at it. Beauty and unease live together in this goblet, which suits an occasion where the sake matters.
Care & Safety
Microwave
Limited use
Dishwasher
Not recommended
Oven
Not recommended