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Color/finish: grey Stone by Mercer Project KATACHI Collection is a stoneware dinnerware set. The oval dish set includes dinner plates (12.2 x 9.6 inches), salad plates (10.8 x 8.5 inches), bowls (19.6 fluid ounces), and cups (10.8 fluid ounces). The colorful glaze highlights the outside texture and shape of each dish to give an unique and aesthetically look. The collection standout for its unusual shape and has stackable plates and bowls for easy storage. Although dishwasher and microwave safe, the pieces will still get hot and should be handle with care. Beautify your table with this designer set and table accessories such as a tablecloth, placemats or chargers to protect the surfaces as the bottom of the parts are unglazed. There can be color variation within the set due to the reactive glaze response to the shape of the component and the firing heat. Come and join the Mercer Project family with this one of kind dinnerware design. Capacity: 10.8 fl.oz Materials: stoneware Imported Contents of Set: 8 dinner plates (12.2in) 8 salad plates (10.8in) 8 bowls (8.15in) 8 cups

Color/finish: nude Stone by Mercer Project KATACHI Collection is a stoneware dinnerware set. The oval dish set includes dinner plates (12.2 x 9.6 inches), salad plates (10.8 x 8.5 inches), bowls (19.6 fluid ounces), and cups (10.8 fluid ounces). The colorful glaze highlights the outside texture and shape of each dish to give an unique and aesthetically look. The collection standout for its unusual shape and has stackable plates and bowls for easy storage. Although dishwasher and microwave safe, the pieces will still get hot and should be handle with care. Beautify your table with this designer set and table accessories such as a tablecloth, placemats or chargers to protect the surfaces as the bottom of the parts are unglazed. There can be color variation within the set due to the reactive glaze response to the shape of the component and the firing heat. Come and join the Mercer Project family with this one of kind dinnerware design. Capacity: 10.8 fl.oz Materials: stoneware Imported Contents of Set: 4 dinner plates (12.2in) 4 salad plates (10.8in) 4 bowls (8.15in) 4 cups

Color/finish: nude Stone by Mercer Project KATACHI Collection is a stoneware dinnerware set. The oval dish set includes dinner plates (12.2 x 9.6 inches), salad plates (10.8 x 8.5 inches), bowls (19.6 fluid ounces), and cups (10.8 fluid ounces). The colorful glaze highlights the outside texture and shape of each dish to give an unique and aesthetically look. The collection standout for its unusual shape and has stackable plates and bowls for easy storage. Although dishwasher and microwave safe, the pieces will still get hot and should be handle with care. Beautify your table with this designer set and table accessories such as a tablecloth, placemats or chargers to protect the surfaces as the bottom of the parts are unglazed. There can be color variation within the set due to the reactive glaze response to the shape of the component and the firing heat. Come and join the Mercer Project family with this one of kind dinnerware design. Capacity: 10.8 fl.oz Materials: stoneware Imported Contents of Set: 8 dinner plates (12.2in) 8 salad plates (10.8in) 8 bowls (8.15in) 8 cups

Color/finish: grey Stone by Mercer Project KATACHI Collection is a stoneware dinnerware set. The oval dish set includes dinner plates (12.2 x 9.6 inches), salad plates (10.8 x 8.5 inches), bowls (19.6 fluid ounces), and cups (10.8 fluid ounces). The colorful glaze highlights the outside texture and shape of each dish to give an unique and aesthetically look. The collection standout for its unusual shape and has stackable plates and bowls for easy storage. Although dishwasher and microwave safe, the pieces will still get hot and should be handle with care. Beautify your table with this designer set and table accessories such as a tablecloth, placemats or chargers to protect the surfaces as the bottom of the parts are unglazed. There can be color variation within the set due to the reactive glaze response to the shape of the component and the firing heat. Come and join the Mercer Project family with this one of kind dinnerware design. Capacity: 10.8 fl.oz Materials: stoneware Imported Contents of Set: 4 dinner plates (12.2in) 4 salad plates (10.8in) 4 bowls (8.15in) 4 cups

Untranslatable, the word katachi signifies the essence of Japanese design—the form, symmetry, and workmanship of traditional craft. Embodying the marriage of beauty and functionality that is the key to the Japanese aesthetic, the objects presented in Katachi are made of materials that have played an important role in Japanese life for centuries: wood, bamboo, stone, fiber, metal, earth. The photographs, in black-and-white and color, showcase pieces ranging from exquisite geometric stone carvings and architecturally elegant shoji screens to such humble yet perfectly conceived objects as combs, sandals, rakes, and teapots. Twenty years in the making, photographer Takeji Iwamiya's masterwork is a lovingly rendered tribute to these objects and the culture they sprang from. Japanese concepts of shape and form have been a major influence on contemporary design throughout the world, and this eloquent collection will appeal to designers as much as to connoisseurs of Japanese art and culture.

The Japanese world utsuwa literally means vessel or container, and commonly refers to any kind of cup, plate, dish, or pot. Unlike mass-produced crockery, the spontaneous ceramic form is momentary and fleeting, with an unparalleled warmth and aesthetic pleasure. This art form emerges from the particular clay or raw material used, the thickness and flow of the glaze, and the condition of the kiln. An individual piece depends on the distinct balance between all of these factors, and each piece is one-of-a-kind; encounters with utsuwa are said to be once-in-a-lifetime experiences. This book features gorgeously photographed pieces by a selection of specialised ceramists.

Originally written in Japanese and published in Japan in 2002, "Kokoro no Katachi - The Image of the Heart" has been offering a unique perspective on the Japanese martial arts (Budo or Bugei) and their cultural significance to many readers. "What is true Budo?""What does the journey to become a master of Budo entail? ”Driven by those burning questions, the author Mr. Hino examines and illuminates the wisdom of legendary masters, especially the world's most well-known grand master of Japanese martial arts Masaaki Hatsumi (1931-). His personal encounter and interview with Mr. Hatsumi make the essence of ancient martial arts real and alive in present times. With a new epilogue added, the book is now available in English as a complete edition.

The Japanese world utsuwa literally means vessel or container, and commonly refers to any kind of cup, plate, dish, or pot. Unlike mass-produced crockery, the spontaneous ceramic form is momentary and fleeting, with an unparalleled warmth and aesthetic pleasure. This art form emerges from the particular clay or raw material used, the thickness and flow of the glaze, and the condition of the kiln. An individual piece depends on the distinct balance between all of these factors, and each piece is one-of-a-kind; encounters with utsuwa are said to be once-in-a-lifetime experiences. This book features gorgeously photographed pieces by a selection of specialised ceramists.

2016 debut album by Japanese percussionist Kazuya Matsumoto entitled Mizu no katachi meaning "Shape of Water". This is an archive of his five years spending time within the nature, performing with water. Kazuya Matsumoto is a percussionist from Tokyo, born and grew up in the city of Kanazawa, Ishikawa where famous for its traditional arts and beautiful crafts. He is inspired by the great scale of nature, and the daily traditions there. His focus is more into the sound and the resonance itself ra