Makidani-gama - No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates – 5in/12.5cm (Set of 5) - Multiple - ABASK -
Makidani-gama - No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates – 5in/12.5cm (Set of 5) - Multiple - ABASK
Makidani-gama - No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates – 5in/12.5cm (Set of 5) - Multiple - ABASK
Makidani-gama - No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates – 5in/12.5cm (Set of 5) - Multiple - ABASK
Makidani-gama - No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates – 5in/12.5cm (Set of 5) - Multiple - ABASK

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Makidani-gama | Set of 5 | No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates (5in/12.5cm)

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Makidani-gama | Set of 5 | No. 1 Nerikomi Ceramic Square Plates (5in/12.5cm)

€250

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Meet the Maker:

Makidani-gama

Headed byYoshikuniSugimoto and nestled in Japan’s Tottori Prefecture,Makidani-gamais a ceramic studio with a distinctly geometric point of view. Its signature lies in nerikomi—a technique, akin to neriage, where layers of colored clay are stacked and sliced to reveal intricate patterns.