Kasama ceramic plate ash The interplay of contrasting metals

The interplay of contrasting metals works beautifully combined with a range of clashing gold and silver pieces in your collection

and delicately rendered crustaceans amongst the seagrass

This cuffed beanie takes its cue from seafarers' hats that would be rolled up to allow shipmates to hear each other

The time has come for this vintage printed bag to live on as a unique work of art

Made from soft

Kasama ceramic plate ash The interplay of contrasting metalsThis footed ovoid dish has an asymmetric lip on one side and rough organic texture. Bring wabi sabi character to the bedside as a jewellery dish, or supply an artful spot for pickles and other condiments at the table. Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago. Kasama pottery is known for being part of a 'new' wave of idiosyncratic ceramicists, unencumbered by some of