1616 Arita Coaster — Green Stripe Scholten & Baijings AAVVGG

Coaster — Green Stripe , Scholten & Baijings , 1616 Arita

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Returns

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A coaster, a tray or a plate. Use it for whatever you like, this small ceramic object has been crafted with care to be a design object in its own right.

Based on extensive research on Arita ceramics and an analysis of historical local masterpieces, Scholten & Baijings created a series named Colour Porcelain. Typical Japanese colours, such as aquarelle-blue, light green, red-orange and ochre, are recontextualised and applied in new combinations on a set of contemporary, highly functional tableware that in its entirety still reflect the typical Arita colour spectrum.

Layered colour compositions are carried out in various textures and shades of glaze and are combined with the natural white of the porcelain itself. Made with a delicate sense for local crafts and industry, Colour Porcelain shows an original European perspective on Japanese tradition.