Kama-to-Tsuchi
- TYPE
- Gallery
- ORIGIN
- Japan
- PRICE
- $$$
- CATEGORIES
- Tableware , Home Décor
Online gallery for contemporary Japanese ceramics, from tea bowls to sculpture.
About Kama-to-Tsuchi
Kama-to-Tsuchi, meaning "kiln and earth", is a Japan-based web shop opened in 2021 to present the latest work of contemporary ceramists to buyers abroad. It represents several dozen makers, among them Ken Matsuzaki, Kei Wakao, Shinjiro Aika and Jeff Shapiro, and the work can be browsed by artist or by type: chawan, guinomi sake cups, flower vases, tableware, tea utensils and sculpture. Pieces are shown in 360-degree imagery, one-of-a-kind works come with a Startbahn blockchain certificate of authenticity, and a live chat answers questions. Prices start at around €100 for cups and run past €1,000 for major pieces.
Why it’s here
Buying Japanese studio ceramics from abroad usually means relying on a dealer's taste and a single photo. Here you can browse by maker, turn each piece in 360 degrees, and buy directly from Japan.
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