Kosi Hidama
“A piece of pottery becomes a tool of meditation”
“Inspired by simple, elegant Korean pottery, Kosi Hidama aims to create shapes that soothe its user, bringing comfort and stillness. Since all his work is handmade, each item is a little different, one of a kind”
New collection: Kohiki
Kohiki is a traditional style of pottery technique in which a dark clay body is covered with a white slip, before a clear glaze is applied. The more you use it, the more the pottery develops its character. Over time the color could grow a little darker and tiny cracks might develop. These changes have been appreciated as keshiki (“the scenery” – natural growth of pottery’s look) by pottery lovers.
