Plate L White
Sunaikomi no Utsuwa" by Takayuki Watanabe, a potter who makes pottery in the mountains of Izunokuni City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The soft roundness of the shape, which is created by copying the form of natural stones onto the sand, has an appealing texture that makes you feel the temperature when you touch it.
The act of using the "soil" of the earth on which we stand and the "wood" that grows from it, burning the wood to convert its energy into "fire" and return it to the earth again. The pottery born from this process is, for Takayuki Watanabe, the very essence of life.
The natural presence of the leafy vessels has a stretch that makes the food served on them look cozy and comfortable, and each piece has a different beauty.
Artist: Takayuki Watanabe
Material: Ceramic
Size: φ25.5〜26×H1.2〜1.5cm
No:TWPLW_F
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1981年静岡県生まれ。2000年やきものをはじめる。陶芸研究者の芳村俊一に出会い土への関心を深め、アジア各国で土器での生活や量産陶器を学ぶ。2005年より陶芸家・黒田泰蔵のもとで働いた後、アジア７カ国の土器文化を巡り南伊豆に移住。自ら土を掘り、薪窯をつくり、本格的制作を始める。2018年同県伊豆の国市に暮らしと制作の場ををうつす。自然の石を砂に押し当てた凹みに泥を流してつくる砂型鋳込みのうつわから、「やきもの」の原点を見つめるアートピースまで。素材にエネルギーを加えることで生まれる本質的なうつくしさが魅力。
