In the tranquil ambiance of our gallery, our staff members hold a quiet reverence for the pieces featured in the Musuhi exhibition. Each work reflects the profound dedication and skill of the eleven artists and craftspeople from Japan. From the subtle intricacies of ceramic vessels to the understated elegance of woodwork and the subdued depth of painted canvases, our team finds themselves drawn into a contemplative state by the understated beauty and subtle nuances present in each creation. With a sense of quiet admiration, they invite you to join them in exploring the delicate interplay of form, texture, and emotion that defines this extraordinary exhibition.
(Masako Nakagami's vessel 12) "The essence of Kyoto emerges, a testament to her philosophy embodied in clay. Each piece, a whispered homage to her surroundings, delicately conjures the soul of her Kyoto habitat." - EE
(Gaku Nakane's Cup 1) "Delicate patterns cascade like falling stars amidst gentle waves, evoking a quiet reminiscence of ancient wall paintings, a subtle nod to the passage of time and the whispers of history." - Luna
(Masahiko Yamamoto's Elephant Sake Vessel) "Echoes of antiquity mingle with the earthy essence of time. Its playful guise, fashioned after an elephant, whimsically bridges the gap between ancient allure and contemporary charm." - Alex
(Sonoko Matsuda's Toki-no-Hako Rokkaku Karahana) "Beauty thrives in the delicate intricacy of its petite form, revealing its power in diminutive stature. Each meticulously carved detail bears witness to the dedication of time and labour, showcasing the breathtaking artistry inherent in carved glasswork." - Alex
(Takefumi Aoki 5) "Geometric elegance meets porcelain finesse. The contrast of textures on its surface whispers of intricate craftsmanship, drawing one into a quiet admiration of its meticulous creation." - Alex
(Hiroshi Toyofuku's Ceramic Vessel 8) "Bizen's rich history resonate through its monolithic form. With a deep, earthy texture and a rich, dark tone, it speaks volumes of tradition and time, quietly commanding attention." - El