Kairagi Cup Grey III jochen-holz The surface has layers of

The surface has layers of glazed and unglazed areas

the time of nature encounters human time once again

"When creating ceramic pieces I try to communicate my heritage my passion for material the alchemy behind firings and the connection between purpose and beauty

I have always pursued art as a valuable tool for enriching time spent with loved ones

the slowness and movement of walking are echoed in the repetition and rhythms of the making process making each a mindful and meditative practice

Kairagi Cup Grey III jochen-holz The surface has layers ofA flared mug thrown by hand in Akiko's London studio, with layers of pale crackle and smooth glaze. An expert in glazing, each piece has a unique surface that illustrates the element of chance that is central to her processes. Made to be used. "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