Yasushi Kuno Rinka Bread Plate template_3_single on its 400th anniversary

on its 400th anniversary

Reverse-stamped on the foot with our insignia

more than 70 artists

As it dries

Tina-Marie gives each vessel a unique character

Yasushi Kuno Rinka Bread Plate template_3_single on its 400th anniversaryJapanese ceramicist Yasushi Kuno works alone and makes all of his pieces by hand to produce limited edition dinnerware. The Rinka collection is thrown on the wheel, one by one. As it dries, Kuno presses it into a plaster mold to form the traditional Japanese rinka flower shape. When its completely dry, he finishes the edges and makes the koudai" or foot. Celebrating traditional Japanese techniques, Kunos pieces have the timeless appeal of ancient