Music of the Macaws III by Studio Lel

Lush Platter III by Studio Lel Dimensions: D35.6 x H22.8 x H2.5 cm Materials: Serpentine, Marble These are handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal works...

Bloom platter III by Studio Lel Dimensions: D30.5 x H30.5 x H2.5 cm Materials: Onyx, Marble The word Ara is the onomatopoeic genus of the macaw, referencing the sounds made by t...

Invisible Cities Box III by Studio Lel Dimensions: D 13 x H 8 cm Materials: Crystal quartz, marble. These are handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal workshop. Please note that variations and slight imperfections are part of its design and unique charm. Lél is an artistic collective dedicated to preserving and evolving the 16th century Florentine and Mughal art of handcrafted stone inlay. Lél’s founder, Farhana Asad, became fascinated by the technique of inlaid stonework known as parchin...

Tremella sculpture by HS Studio Surreal real collection Dimensions: 35 x 27 x 12cm Materials: Ceramic Hannah Simpson is a ceramic artist, based in Ke...

Parvaneh platter I by Studio Lel Dimensions: D30.5 x H30.5 x H2.5 cm Materials: Marble The word Ara is the onomatopoeic genus of the macaw, referencing the sounds made by the br...

Rose platter by Studio Lel Dimensions: D135.6 x W22.8 x H2.5 cm Materials: Marble These are handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal workshop. Please not...

Early 20th century porcelain Maneki Neko, Japan This porcelain Maneki Neko, the good fortune beckoning cat, is a molded seated form with the right raised ...

Magnificent Kutani-ware porcelain vase of broad bluster shape by the famous artist Tokuda Yasokichi III (Masahiko) (1933-2009). Its body decorated wit...

Fantastic, and very large Kutani-ware porcelain globular vase with horizontal ribs by the famous artist Tokuda Yasokichi III (Masahiko) (1933-2009). I...

Exquisite Kutani-ware porcelain vase of bluster shape by the famous artist Tokuda Yasokichi III (Masahiko) (1933-2009). Its body decorated with his iconic ‘saiyu’ glaze in transcending shades of black, azure blue, lime green and aubergine purple. Its round body carried by a smaller cylindrical foot. Signed ‘Kutani Yasokichi’ in dark red by the artist at the bottom. Including original signed and sealed tomobako (storage box). Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933-2009), real name Masahiko, was born Ishikawa prefecture. He is a third-generation potter working in Kutani style, and one of the world’s most famous of Kutani potters. Although traditional Kutani motifs are not present in his current work, Kutani- style colours are his primary design element. Brilliant patterns of rich eggplant, green and yellow merge and separate into abstract designs executed in his signature ‘saiyu’ glaze technique. In 1986 Tokuda was named a Bearer of Important Intangible Cultural Assets (a "Living National Treasure") by Ishikawa Prefecture for his work in Kutani ware, like his grandfather before him in 1953. He succeeded to the name Yasokichi III in 1988. Yasokichi III’s works have been recognized widely and shown in numerous museums including the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Sackler Gallery, and the Smithsonian Institute. His honors include the acceptance into the Issui-kai Pottery and Porcelain Exhibition (1958), and the receiving of multiple prizes such as the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Association Chairman’s Award (1977), the Grand Prize of the International Pottery and Porcelain Exhibition (1990), and the Purple Ribbon Medal...

A bottle form vase by Japanese studio ceramic artist Jun Isezaki (Born in 1936). A modern Bizen yaki stoneware piece that is strongly rooted in history and ...

South Indian carved wood sculpture depicting the Hindu Deity of Nandi, a recumbent black bull figure, known within the Hindu faith as the vehicle for Siva, often depicted in sculptur...