【Beautiful Japanese traditional technology】Ceramic artist Machiko Hashimoto

Hashimoto's work is imbued with a strong sense of vitality of life and a fragile, fragile delicacy.
The dynamism of Hashimoto's work.
The dynamism of Hashimoto's work.
The cracks, holes, wrinkles and lines, which are generally frowned upon in ceramic art, are deliberately incorporated into the work. The artist intentionally incorporates "cracks", "holes", "wrinkles" and "wrinkles", which are generally disliked in ceramic art, and expresses a strong sense of dynamism by creating the expression of the clay. The work expresses a strong sense of dynamism by intentionally incorporating 'wrinkles' and 'wrinkles' and 'wrinkles'.
The colour blue, brought about by the indigo pigment gosu, is a symbol of life in the sky, sea and water. The blue colour of the gosu pigment has a powerful image of the source of life - the sky, the sea and the water.
In the production process, Hashimoto first creates a large tatara, which is then stretched and moulded by hand. The work is then half-dried before being scraped out and decorated.

[@annamariainnocenti785]

È fantastico!!!! Sono quei lavori che piacciono tanto a me: bravissima!!!!

[@gloriarodrigueznunez7133]

Mil gracias ❤❤❤

[@susied.b4094]

Love your method ❤.. beautiful results
Unique
Thank you for sharing

[@ライドボビー]

美しい。

[@junebakewell686]

Beautiful, would love to see it for real.

[@ehaballithawy3711]

amazing

[@Marian.Mateo8]

❤❤❤❤

[@JorgeMiroslavski]

Fantastish!

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