Feature: The Festival of Interior Decoration—Maison & Objet Paris | MAISON & OBJET PARIS Gallery (1)
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February 26, 2016

Feature: The Festival of Interior Decoration—Maison & Objet Paris | MAISON & OBJET PARIS Gallery (1)

A cup with a diamond pattern from 224porcelain. This porcelain brand, derived from Hizen Yoshida ware, is produced in Ureshino City, adjacent to Arita Town. It champions a free approach to creation without fixed styles, a philosophy that also inspired the beauty of its white porcelain and the intricate diamond pattern.<br /><br /><strong>224porcelain</strong><br />Tel. 0954-43-9322<br /><a href=http://www.224porcelain.com" title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/251/medium/8f0172c6-45fa-4cfd-b042-45470873c6f7.jpg">
A decorated plate from KIHARA, bearing the name "European Icon." KIHARA, established in 1955, is a porcelain trading company that positions itself as a "hub" connecting local artisans with creators. Their commitment to craftsmanship is profound; this plate, with its whimsical yet masterful depiction of Paris, showcases the sophisticated depth of blue characteristic of Japanese ceramics.<br /><br /><strong>KIHARA</strong><br />Tel. 0955-43-2325<br /><a href=http://e-kihara.co.jp " title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/252/medium/dc05481c-20cb-4a60-afbf-372323cb0525.jpg">
Kamachi Pottery was founded in the early Meiji era. Renowned for its high-quality Japanese tableware under the "Shoryoemon" brand, it is known nationwide in ryotei restaurants. In recent years, they have also developed tableware for Western cuisine, adopted by Michelin three-star restaurants. This plate, despite its simple white porcelain, features a striking design resembling a tree stump.<br /><br /><strong>Kamachi Pottery</strong><br />Tel. 0954-45-3581<br /><a href=http://kamachi.co.jp " title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/253/medium/62493151-54ad-4c17-8abf-ac0570062ea7.jpg">
A perfume bottle from Hataman Touen. Founded in 1926, this Imari kiln inherits the tradition of Okawachiyama, the secret kiln village of the former Nabeshima domain. It is highly regarded for its distinctive landscape paintings, establishing itself as a renowned brand. They also engage in artistic pottery, and this perfume bottle reflects Japanese traditional beauty with a chic and elegant design.<br /><br /><strong>Hataman Touen</strong><br />Tel. 0955-23-2784<br /><a href=http://hataman.jp" " title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/254/medium/f50c207e-4532-4e5d-b586-19b30b2c9425.jpg">
A beautiful blue and white plate from Gen-emon Kiln. This kiln carries on the tradition of Ko-Imari (a term for Arita ware from the Edo period) and has been in operation for 260 years. Adhering strictly to traditional methods by skilled artisans, they create tableware for both Japanese and Western styles, adorned with exquisite paintings. Their active international collaborations include a successful joint development with Tiffany in the 1970s. This plate, with its masterful arrangement of circles and the contrast of white and blue, is a simple yet visually delightful piece.<br /><br /><strong>Gen-emon Kiln</strong><br />Tel. 0955-42-4164<br /><a href=http://www.gen-emon.co.jp" title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/255/medium/2979c3af-1c2a-46d1-81a8-d337368221f5.jpg">
A modern teapot and teacup set from Fukagawa Porcelain. The founder, Toji Fukagawa, exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exposition and won a gold medal, establishing agencies across Europe and popularizing Arita ware globally. Carrying on this spirit, Fukagawa Porcelain actively incorporates international design trends, including a studio in Milan. The graphics and color scheme of this set reflect their efforts to fuse Japanese and Western aesthetics.<br /><br /><strong>Fukagawa Porcelain</strong><br /></a><br />Tel. 0955-46-2251<br /><a href=http://www.fukagawa-seiji.co.jp " title="MASON & OBJET PARIS｜メゾン・エ・オブジェ パリ" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/256/medium/3f7c34d5-1396-4c13-b7c7-fc3c8d32dabb.jpg">
A five-tiered spherical vessel from RISO porcelain. RISO porcelain was founded on the former residence of Ri Sanpei, the pioneer of Arita ware. Transitioning from porcelain carving to tableware production, they now strive to create vessels that evoke emotion. This stacked vessel, finished with a black lacquer spray and firing, achieves a sophisticated pearlescent texture, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.RISO porcelainTel. 0955-42-2438http://www.risogama.jp
224porcelainTel. 0954−43−9332http://www.224porcelain.com1-4-Arita-porcelain-lab_01A lighting stand from ARITA PORCELAIN LAB. This piece is from a brand by the long-established kiln "Yazaemon Kiln," with over 200 years of history, designed for contemporary lifestyles. It exemplifies the use of ceramics beyond tableware and tiles, with exquisite, delicate painting. It brings a serene and artistic touch to living rooms and bedrooms.ARITA PORCELAIN LABTel. 0955-43-2224http://aritaporcelelainlab.com
A five-tiered spherical vessel from RISO porcelain. RISO porcelain was founded on the former residence of Ri Sanpei, the pioneer of Arita ware. Transitioning from porcelain carving to tableware production, they now strive to create vessels that evoke emotion. This stacked vessel, finished with a black lacquer spray and firing, achieves a sophisticated pearlescent texture, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.<br /><br /><strong>RISO porcelain</strong><br />Tel. 0955-42-2438<br /><a href=http://www.risogama.jp " title="g7" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/260/medium/ec04f2b6-9a66-4da6-b266-80e752380ca0.jpg">
A lighting stand from ARITA PORCELAIN LAB. This piece is from a brand by the long-established kiln "Yazaemon Kiln," with over 200 years of history, designed for contemporary lifestyles. It exemplifies the use of ceramics beyond tableware and tiles, with exquisite, delicate painting. It brings a serene and artistic touch to living rooms and bedrooms.<br /><br /><strong>ARITA PORCELAIN LAB</strong><br />Tel. 0955-43-2221<br /><a href=http://aritaporcelainlab.com/" title="g8" data-src="/galleries/images/000/254/261/medium/3ab0506c-cda1-4f5a-8ffa-630fdddd1817.jpg">
Talent Beat Takeshi
Architect Kengo Kuma
Work by Kengo Kuma.
Work by Beat Takeshi.
Industrial designer Ken Okuyama
Designer Kashiwa Sato
Work by Beat Takeshi.
Work by Kashiwa Sato.
Work by Kashiwa Sato.
Work by Kashiwa Sato.
Work by Kashiwa Sato.
Work by Ken Okuyama.
Work by Ken Okuyama.
Work by Ken Okuyama.
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