Marianne's "Karanopi bowl"
Marianne Hallberg× It is a new work after a long time in the Seto ware tableware series.
The prototype of Marianne was reduced to a smaller size and finished to about 14.5cm in diameter. It reproduces the handmade distortion and becomes a bowl that fits into the hand that can fit with one hand.
There is a kara, so think about something you want to meet. But no matter how much you meet, it will return again. It is a bowl that expresses Marianne's thoughts.
Even one bowl looks different depending on the angle.
The prototype of Marianne was reduced to a smaller size and finished to about 14.5cm in diameter. It reproduces the handmade distortion and becomes a bowl that fits into the hand that can fit with one hand.
Great for a set!
There are also special set products for a limited time.
Now we will deliver it with a drawstring wrapping!
A set of karaoppi bowls and full moon
¥ 6,930 (tax included)
We made a special set for breakfast, lunch, and tea time.
Marianne's wrapping drawstring will be delivered to three points, a karate bowl, a full moon dish (S), and a chopstick rest (floral pattern).
A set of kara -ki bowls and empty boxes
¥ 11,000 (tax included)
This is a set that fully fills the empty box.
The main side dishes and side dishes are made on the plate of empty boxes with the image of serving rice and soup in the karown bowl.
We will deliver Marianne's wrapping drawstring to four points, a plate (M) of the empty box, a dish of an empty box (S), and a chopstick rest (check).
STORY
About the bowl, from Marianne
From the production side
I will write about this bowl from the production side. What I think in front of this bowl is, for example, such a sight.
At the workshop in Marianne, when I was absorbed in the story, I decided to eat "Makai" at noon. The plump rice was cooked and the dried fish was roasted. It is this bowl that Marianne gave me rice. This is the first vessel to see a simpler for the first time than any work scattered in the workshop. I heard that I've been using it here all the time, and I baked it yesterday. There is no decoration, it is a vessel that I made just to use now. A bowl is a temporary place for food to move from outside to people. The bowls have only a moment, and they are always in a state where they are becoming more and more empty. A bowl is a busy and humble role. We took the bowl with the karown, and Marianne took it away with a lot. Until now, this did not happen, but I feel like this is likely to happen. That is my "karate bowl".
A karowner.
What do you put in?
Because it is a bowl she makes, of course, it is free to use. Please use it in addition to tableware. Fill with water, float flowers, stack the stones you picked up, try the acorns as a heap, and fill the karako vessels from time to time.
About Seto ware
It is produced by Takadoen, a pottery of Seto -yaki (Aichi Prefecture), which is familiar in the Marianne series. We had Marianne's work express a unique distortion.
All painting work is performed manually, and the edge is handwritten by craftsmen and a blue line.
Traditional "Seto ware", which produces Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, has long been used in people's lives and has been incorporated into various vessels and pottery. As it has been exported abroad, it is widely known as a typical traditional crafts that send the appeal of "MADE IN JAPAN" to the world. It is a versatile pottery that can chew any style and blend into the intention of the creator because it can incorporate many techniques and patterns from simple folk crafts to expensive and difficult dyes. Regardless of Japanese tableware or Western tableware, the design is swallowed in any form and finished in a friendly pottery. Marianne's partner in Japan is one of the potters that represents Seto -yaki, which has continued since the Taisho era.