丸小鉢 大 黒漆 Handmade Crafts Japan
光を受けると拭き漆で丁寧に時間をかけて重ねられた漆の上品な艶がとても美しく、
ずっと眺めていたくなる作品です
余白をたのしんで、真ん中にちょこんと和物を添えたり、和菓子を載せたり、
季節の果実をのせても良さそうとたくさん想像が膨らむ一点
丸小鉢の大中小は並ぶだけで気持ちが凛とします
普段使いはもちろんのこと、ハレの日にも是非セットでご使用いただきたい
重ねるととても収まりがよく仕舞いやすく
使わないときでも重ねて飾っていたくなるような３点です
sizeH約3.8cm×内径約15cm
attention-
手仕事による作品の為漆や木地の風合い、サイズ感には若干の個体差がございます旨
ご了承のもとお買い求めください
取り扱いについて
食洗機や食器乾燥機のご使用はおさけください
中性洗剤を使用し柔らかいスポンジで優しく手洗いして頂き、布で水滴を拭き取り保管ください
作家 福﨑雄真
2006年 大阪市工芸高等学校 卒業
2010年 金沢美術工芸大学 工芸科にて漆、木工を学び卒業
塗師、赤木明登氏に弟子入り
2020年 石川県輪島ににて独立
2024年 兵庫県多可町に移住し工房を構える
Product Description
When touched by light, the refined sheen of the carefully layered wiped lacquer reveals its quiet depth and elegance.
Built slowly over time, the surface carries a glow so captivating that one may find it difficult to look away.
Designed to celebrate negative space, this piece invites endless possibilities — perhaps a small seasoned dish placed delicately at the center, a traditional sweet, or seasonal fruit.
With each use, the imagination naturally expands.
Displayed together in large, medium, and small sizes, the round bowls carry a dignified presence.
Perfect for everyday use, yet equally suited for special occasions, they are especially striking when used as a coordinated set.
They stack neatly for easy storage, yet remain beautiful enough to leave layered and on display even when not in use.
A set of three pieces that feel complete whether resting, stacked, or in service.
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Size
H approx. 3.8 cm × Inner diameter approx. 15 cm
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Attention
As each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in lacquer finish, wood grain, and size may occur. We kindly ask for your understanding before purchasing.
Care Instructions
• Do not use in dishwashers or dish dryers.
• Wash gently by hand using mild detergent and a soft sponge.
• Wipe dry with a cloth before storing.
⸻
Artist
Yuma Fukuzaki
2006 – Graduated from Osaka Municipal Crafts High School.
2010 – Graduated from Kanazawa College of Art, Department of Crafts (specializing in lacquer and woodworking).
Apprenticed under renowned lacquer artist Akito Akagi.
2020 – Became independent in Wajima, Ishikawa.
2024 – Relocated to Taka Town, Hyogo, where he established his current studio.
丸小鉢 大 黒漆 Handmade Crafts Japan
光を受けると拭き漆で丁寧に時間をかけて重ねられた漆の上品な艶がとても美しく、
ずっと眺めていたくなる作品です
余白をたのしんで、真ん中にちょこんと和物を添えたり、和菓子を載せたり、
季節の果実をのせても良さそうとたくさん想像が膨らむ一点
丸小鉢の大中小は並ぶだけで気持ちが凛とします
普段使いはもちろんのこと、ハレの日にも是非セットでご使用いただきたい
重ねるととても収まりがよく仕舞いやすく
使わないときでも重ねて飾っていたくなるような３点です
sizeH約3.8cm×内径約15cm
attention-
手仕事による作品の為漆や木地の風合い、サイズ感には若干の個体差がございます旨
ご了承のもとお買い求めください
取り扱いについて
食洗機や食器乾燥機のご使用はおさけください
中性洗剤を使用し柔らかいスポンジで優しく手洗いして頂き、布で水滴を拭き取り保管ください
作家 福﨑雄真
2006年 大阪市工芸高等学校 卒業
2010年 金沢美術工芸大学 工芸科にて漆、木工を学び卒業
塗師、赤木明登氏に弟子入り
2020年 石川県輪島ににて独立
2024年 兵庫県多可町に移住し工房を構える
Product Description
When touched by light, the refined sheen of the carefully layered wiped lacquer reveals its quiet depth and elegance.
Built slowly over time, the surface carries a glow so captivating that one may find it difficult to look away.
Designed to celebrate negative space, this piece invites endless possibilities — perhaps a small seasoned dish placed delicately at the center, a traditional sweet, or seasonal fruit.
With each use, the imagination naturally expands.
Displayed together in large, medium, and small sizes, the round bowls carry a dignified presence.
Perfect for everyday use, yet equally suited for special occasions, they are especially striking when used as a coordinated set.
They stack neatly for easy storage, yet remain beautiful enough to leave layered and on display even when not in use.
A set of three pieces that feel complete whether resting, stacked, or in service.
⸻
Size
H approx. 3.8 cm × Inner diameter approx. 15 cm
⸻
Attention
As each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in lacquer finish, wood grain, and size may occur. We kindly ask for your understanding before purchasing.
Care Instructions
• Do not use in dishwashers or dish dryers.
• Wash gently by hand using mild detergent and a soft sponge.
• Wipe dry with a cloth before storing.
⸻
Artist
Yuma Fukuzaki
2006 – Graduated from Osaka Municipal Crafts High School.
2010 – Graduated from Kanazawa College of Art, Department of Crafts (specializing in lacquer and woodworking).
Apprenticed under renowned lacquer artist Akito Akagi.
2020 – Became independent in Wajima, Ishikawa.
2024 – Relocated to Taka Town, Hyogo, where he established his current studio.
¥16,500税込
