[Morning dew lunch plate] Blue gradation inlay technique pottery / Seto ware

shining in the dawn light From a round shape like a drop of morning dew It is an item that expands the image. Deep blue pottery, Soft, rounded shape It can be used as both Western tableware and Japanese tableware. The size is suitable for morning plates and lunch plates, such as adding garnish to Danish. The edges are slightly raised, so sauce won't spill over, but it's great for serving dishes with little juice. It will be the largest size of the plate with three product photos. 〇Material/Pottery Seto ware 〇Size φ240mm x 15mm Microwave 〇 Dishwasher△ Direct fire/oven x [About the work of the craft studio Lazuli] Craft Studio Lazuli's works are handcrafted one by one by mizuki, a pottery artist. The plates may sway, the vessels may distort or undulate, and the colors may differ. I would be happy if you could love it as the personality of the work and find it interesting. In the [Dawn] series, which has a gradation of lapis lazuli navy blue, the lapis lazuli glaze is applied by a manual spraying technique. There are different shades, dark and light, and no two are the same. Dawn light and waves... https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52341854646_9a6d77c7d3_m.jpg Because it is glazed by hand using a spraying technique, depending on how it is applied Color unevenness occurs. The non-uniform appearance becomes the scenery and taste of the pottery. https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52340904402_2d9608c761_m.jpg The moment I open the kiln and face each piece with its own personality, I feel a mix of tension, anticipation, anxiety, and fun, and my heart beats fast every time. https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52350238287_0ba898e6cd_m.jpg https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52351192931_31e9fcc00b_m.jpg Finally, while thinking about how the work will go, the work is carefully finished with a file. Over mountains, over rivers, over seas. Think about the wonders of once-in-a-lifetime encounters. [About the workshop] Craft Studio Lazuli is a small workshop located in the mountains of Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, which has long been a production area for pottery in Japan. A pottery artist, mizuki, is making pottery works one by one by hand. The name of the workshop, Lazuli, comes from the beautiful blue semi-precious stone lapis lazuli. I would like to continue to create works that stimulate the imagination of those who use it by incorporating the power of lapis lazuli that draws out and enhances the inner intuition and imagination of people. The mysterious deep blue color of lapis lazuli, like the sky and the sea, is the symbol color of the workshop. With the themes of "waves" that are not the same as one, and "circulation" that goes around, I cut out a moment from a scene of nature and express it with ceramics. https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52342180943_668bd25e4d_m.jpg https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52341952201_af70ddf349_m.jpg https://farm66.staticflickr.com/65535/52342196883_77ea7d9ed7_m.jpg