リム鉢 輪花 中 墨白 Handmade Crafts Japan
その名の通り、小さく花開くような波打つリムが印象的な一点ものです
おかずを一品を盛るのに最適な深さと大きさで非常に使い心地が良い
黒の漆の上から白漆を重ね、なんとも言えない柔らかな表情と色合いを醸し出す作品
和洋折衷どのような食卓の上にもなじむ不思議な魅力があリます
リムの立ち上がり部分は麻布に木粉漆と漆を幾重にも塗り重ねて形成する乾漆技法を用いて独自の美しいフォルムを生み出しています
見えないところにまで手間暇をかけて生み出される作品です
sizeH約6.5cm×内径約13cm
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
True to its name, this one-of-a-kind piece features a gently undulating rim that opens like a small blossoming flower.
With an ideal depth and diameter for serving a single dish, it offers both elegance and everyday usability.
Layered with white lacquer over a black lacquer base, the surface reveals a soft, nuanced expression with quiet warmth and depth.
It has a mysterious charm that blends beautifully into any table setting, Japanese or Western.
The rising rim is formed using the traditional kanshitsu (dry lacquer) technique — built up through layers of hemp cloth reinforced with lacquer and fine wood powder.
This meticulous process gives the piece its distinctive and graceful silhouette.
Considerable time and care are devoted even to the unseen elements, resulting in a work that reflects true craftsmanship throughout.
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Size
H approx. 6.5 cm × Inner diameter approx. 13 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.
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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.
リム鉢 輪花 中 墨白 Handmade Crafts Japan
その名の通り、小さく花開くような波打つリムが印象的な一点ものです
おかずを一品を盛るのに最適な深さと大きさで非常に使い心地が良い
黒の漆の上から白漆を重ね、なんとも言えない柔らかな表情と色合いを醸し出す作品
和洋折衷どのような食卓の上にもなじむ不思議な魅力があリます
リムの立ち上がり部分は麻布に木粉漆と漆を幾重にも塗り重ねて形成する乾漆技法を用いて独自の美しいフォルムを生み出しています
見えないところにまで手間暇をかけて生み出される作品です
sizeH約6.5cm×内径約13cm
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
True to its name, this one-of-a-kind piece features a gently undulating rim that opens like a small blossoming flower.
With an ideal depth and diameter for serving a single dish, it offers both elegance and everyday usability.
Layered with white lacquer over a black lacquer base, the surface reveals a soft, nuanced expression with quiet warmth and depth.
It has a mysterious charm that blends beautifully into any table setting, Japanese or Western.
The rising rim is formed using the traditional kanshitsu (dry lacquer) technique — built up through layers of hemp cloth reinforced with lacquer and fine wood powder.
This meticulous process gives the piece its distinctive and graceful silhouette.
Considerable time and care are devoted even to the unseen elements, resulting in a work that reflects true craftsmanship throughout.
⸻
Size
H approx. 6.5 cm × Inner diameter approx. 13 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.
¥27,500税込
