Yasushi Kuno Rinka Dinner Plate pub_featured the cups and stems of

the cups and stems of his graceful glasses evoke spring flowers that sprout from seeds after winter

the Edith Farnsworth House had been legendary in the public imagination long before it could be widely accessed

or at the foot of your bed or as seating for your table

Dimensions: 280mm x 220mm

natural patina over time

Yasushi Kuno Rinka Dinner Plate pub_featured the cups and stems ofJapanese ceramicist Yasushi Kuno works alone and makes all of his pieces by hand to produce limited edition dinnerware. The Rinka collection is thrown on the wheel, one by one. As it dries, Kuno presses it into a plaster mold to form the traditional Japanese rinka flower shape. When its completely dry, he finishes the edges and makes the koudai" or foot. Celebrating traditional Japanese techniques, Kunos pieces have the timeless appeal of ancient