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Spring — Edition N° 14

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Miroka Stoneware, in Oat
A 12-piece edition. Turned by Yohei Takano in Shigaraki.
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Countries, one atelier
4.92
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Edition N° 14
Miroka Bowl
Oat glaze · Shigaraki, Japan
$96
Ruelle Table Lamp
Hand-blown glass · Lyon, France
$348
Last 12
Linen Throw, Nº 4
Stonewashed · Lithuania
$184
Pietra Vase
Travertine · Tivoli, Italy
$224
Oak Cutting Board
Finished in beeswax · Denmark
$112
Nebbia Glassware, Set of 6
Mouth-blown · Murano, Italy
$268
Alpaca Throw
Hand-woven · Cusco, Peru
$396
New
Bois Candleholder
Turned walnut · Portugal
$78
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Journal — Field Note 021

Two weeks with Yohei Takano, in Shigaraki.

Yohei has thrown pots in the same small studio for twenty-six years, on a hill where the earth fires a particular iron-red. When we arrived in late March, the cherries were just beginning.

What follows is a short essay, and a few photographs, from the two weeks we spent watching him work on what would become this edition's Miroka stoneware.

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The Makers

Twenty-seven people. Nine countries.

Everything we sell comes from a maker we've met in person. We visit each studio twice a year — at minimum.

Yohei Takano
Shigaraki, Japan · Stoneware

"A pot is finished when it feels quiet in your hands."

Camille Reverdy
Lyon, France · Glass

"The oven tells me when it's time — I just learn to listen."

Ana Lucía Salazar
Cusco, Peru · Alpaca textiles

"Wool is a conversation between the animal, the weather, and the hand."

Reviews

★ 4.92 — from 2,140 collectors

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"The bowls have that weight that makes you pay attention. I've rearranged my cabinets to make them visible on purpose."
Maren L. · Oslo · Miroka Bowl
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Arrived wrapped in linen, tied with twine. You can tell someone actually cared. The lamp throws the softest light I've ever had in this apartment."
Asha P. · Brooklyn · Ruelle Lamp
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"I bought the linen throw eight months ago and it's only gotten better with use. The color deepens, the hand softens. This is how things should be made."
Pierre M. · Aix-en-Provence · Linen Throw
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