Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot MAKER_Ginshu Kiln The porcelain base is formed

The porcelain base is formed using the katauchi technique

capturing the beautiful scene of cherry blossoms in full bloom during spring and conveying a sense of depth and space

Or you may serve a small portion of food or relishes place it on a larger plate or into a bento box for more stylish and sophisticated food presentation

As the first flowers to bloom as the cold of winter passes

The symbolism of these flowers enriches the auspiciousness of this ornamental piece

Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot MAKER_Ginshu Kiln The porcelain base is formedIn the Suien Blue Jomon Cachepot, the suggestion of water rises from the rim. Created by Kyoto based ceramist Wakunami Madoka, the work draws from Jomon pottery distinguished by large upward projections and swirling motifs. Suien, literally water smoke, evokes rising water vapor, an image rendered in clay through openwork and circular form. Rather than reconstruct a historical vessel, Wakunami studies the structural logic underlying such forms. Hollow