It used to be an ashtray. Now it lights up a new time. ─────────────────────
A poem of indigo woven by light.
Like traces of wind caressing the surface of the water, or fragments of clouds drifting across the sky, the soft indigo gradations that come to life with each stroke shimmer gently in the light.
This pendant light combines nostalgia and modernity, remade from a Mino ware confectionery bowl made by Nihon Mine. Mino ware, which has been passed down in the Tono region of Gifu Prefecture, has a long history of producing tableware that supports daily life.
The elegant patterns painted in gosu on a white base show a variety of expressions depending on the amount of light and the angle. The deep indigo color created by the varying shades of the glaze evokes the delicacy that can only be achieved by hand, and the accumulated time of the artist.
The soft, plump form adds a sense of tranquility to any space. At the dining table, the light accentuates the expression of the vessel, capturing moments with family and friends like a painting. The poetry of indigo, created by the hands of artisans, will gently envelop your life.
*Photo taken using the separately sold "LED Bulb | Ball 35".
