wakasama : ceramics jumper This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two

This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two chapters from the tale of Princess Joruri and beautifully illustrates the art of block printing - from the intricate lines of the background to the bolder lines of the figures in the foreground and the selective use of colour

a grassroots environmental conservation organisation focusing on re-wilding Britain

the main entrance and hotel lobby were preserved and reconstructed in 1968 at the Museum Meiji-mura

reflecting the wild

made with wax from the nuts of sumac lacquer trees- a process that draws on 300 years of Japanese candle making traditions

wakasama : ceramics jumper This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents twoHumble, pleasing forms, free of unnecessary ornamentation, designed for everyday use. Thrown by hand, embracing the natural qualities of clay, Wakasama pottery has a timeless appeal. Gift to loved ones or introduce into your own home and enjoy the understated beauty of Japanese ceramics yourself. Please note that your piece of Wakasama may differ slightly from the photographs.