Taido White Jomon Cachepot MAKER_First Generation Kingyoku Nakada The rustic coloring often seen

The rustic coloring often seen in Japanese tableware has been incorporated into a modern design

It used to be said in Japan

Carefully presented and rich in detail

This plate is great for serving appetizers

The interplay between these tones creates a refined yet striking visual harmony

Taido White Jomon Cachepot MAKER_First Generation Kingyoku Nakada The rustic coloring often seenAttention turns to origins in the Taido White Jomon Cachepot. Created by Kyoto based ceramist Wakunami Madoka, the work draws from Jomon pottery motifs associated with birth, where human forms appear in moments of emergence. The title Taido combines the characters for womb and earth, evoking both the source of life and the clay body from which all vessels are formed. This piece references interpretations of Jomon vessels that depict a moment of birth,