#60 - Fallen Leaves #4 (All Around You, 2024) by Mitsuru Koga living the bowls would gain a

the bowls would gain a fresh layer of lacquer

Tsurutaka handcrafts all her work using traditional Japanese blacksmithing techniques and cites nature as the primary inspiration behind her designs

Cooking while the bottom or sides are wet will cause the pot to crack

Its gentle sound when it catches the wind helps listeners cool down mentally

the Kurikyu sake pitcher combines traditional Japanese craft with contemporary design

#60 - Fallen Leaves #4 (All Around You, 2024) by Mitsuru Koga living the bowls would gain aOverview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: Since 2009, Mitsuru Koga has used found leaves as a reoccurring material in his practice. In 'Fallen Leaves', Koga displays a staggering degree of accuracy by cutting a dried leaf by hand, evoking a tree shedding its leaves in autumn. Measurements: 7. 25"H x 5"W x 1"D History: Based in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan, Mitsuru Koga (b. 1980) has the ability to breathe life into seemingly mundane