[About mold]
This is a Japanese collaboration with her, based on Marianne's masterpiece, Flower Base. This is an original Japanese work that Marianne, a pottery in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, has been working on for a long time since the planning stage. In particular, she has adopted the Japanese reinterpretation of the blue, known as Marianne Blue, and her distinctive image of being flat, three-dimensional, while still maintaining its durability that is easy to use everyday. It is about 16 cm tall and can be worn with a single flower or a small bouquet, making it a size that doesn't require any space. "Check" is a motif that Marianne has always liked.
*This product does not come with a box.
*The "FP" in the product name means "FLOWER POWER." This is one of the "Marianne Ward" that she, who was born at a florist, has been making daily use of works and words. The flowers aren't weak. Flowers are a symbol of strength. This is what she claims.
[About the check motif]
Checking is always simple and lovely. I've always liked checking. (Marianne)
[About Seto ware]
Traditional Seto ware, produced in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, has long been familiar with people's lives and has been incorporated into a variety of utensils and ceramics. As it has become exported to many overseas countries, it is widely known as a representative traditional craft that brings out the appeal of "made in Japan" to the world. It can incorporate many techniques and patterns, from simple folk crafts to expensive, difficult dyeing, making it a versatile pottery that can easily blend into any style and blend into the creator's wishes. Whether it's Japanese or Western tableware, we will swallow the design of any shape, creating a friendly pottery. Marianne's partner in Japan is one of the most representative Seto ware potters that have been around since the Taisho period.