Kohiki Teapot back Handle I url-masamichi-yoshikawa Concentrating on timeless quality and

Concentrating on timeless quality and a sense of stillness

The potter’s wheel is my predominant tool

I believe this is partly the result of my Scandinavian background and my current life in a big city like London

"For me making is more than just producing

Korean Bangjja Yugi dessert fork & spoon set by Jiho Lee (Napcheong Yugi)

Kohiki Teapot back Handle I url-masamichi-yoshikawa Concentrating on timeless quality andTeapot in Akiko's classic style, with a pale glaze over a dark clay. A sculpted handle sits at the side and a crackled glaze has a texture unique to each piece. "Today, much of industrial production values consistency, precision and control. My work moves in the opposite direction, embracing variation as an essential part of making. I am currently researching why certain forms of fluctuation and irregularity resonate so deeply with some people, while