Yuichi Kobayashi
Dripping Ice Cream Cup
Details
NK Ceramica has developed a technique to bake rice straws and husks to create their own ingredients. The studio has created work that is timeless and celebrates the original charm of the material by really taking care of the ingredients in baking and spending the time and effort.
By NK Ceramica
Made in Mashiko, Japan
Dimensions: D 4.3”x H 3.25”
Materials
Porcelain
Caring Instructions
No Dishwasher
No Microwave
Yuichi Kobayashi
Yuichi's philosophy is in the importance of keeping these materials absolute, the belief that nothing more is needed, especially the addition of artificial elements.
His mission is to create timeless pieces that whilst being versatile are full of maintaining the original charm of the locally sourced material. Pieces that are thorough and whole in celebrating that identified element.
While always maintaining the importance of traditional teachings and techniques as a foundation, Yuichi innovates by creating works that are one step away from tradition. Through this, he is able to create truly a notable style and develop a new genre of what is defined as traditional ceramics in Japan.
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Dripping Ice Cream Cup
Yuichi Kobayashi
Details
NK Ceramica has developed a technique to bake rice straws and husks to create their own ingredients. The studio has created work that is timeless and celebrates the original charm of the material by really taking care of the ingredients in baking and spending the time and effort.
By NK Ceramica
Made in Mashiko, Japan
Dimensions: D 4.3”x H 3.25”
Caring Instructions
No Dishwasher
No Microwave
Materials
Porcelain
Yuichi Kobayashi
Yuichi's philosophy is in the importance of keeping these materials absolute, the belief that nothing more is needed, especially the addition of artificial elements.
His mission is to create timeless pieces that whilst being versatile are full of maintaining the original charm of the locally sourced material. Pieces that are thorough and whole in celebrating that identified element.
While always maintaining the importance of traditional teachings and techniques as a foundation, Yuichi innovates by creating works that are one step away from tradition. Through this, he is able to create truly a notable style and develop a new genre of what is defined as traditional ceramics in Japan.
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