Shirahana Plate / Small or LargeShirahana Teacup and Saucer by Hitoshi Morimoto Shirahana meaning white flower is Hitoshi Morimotos collection of pure white Bizen vessels. Pieces are fired in a Kerosene oven, which removes all ash and flame variants, creating a soft uniform colour that embraces the organic and lends itself beautifully to the delicate forms. Size: Small W140 x H15mm Large W210 x H25mm Materials: Inbe clay Handcrafted in Bizen, Okayama prefecture, Japan

Disobedient Bodies has been published alongside an exhibition of the same name at The Hepworth Wakefield gallery in London

Ikebana was not only confined to temples but began to spread into common households

Aona Hayashi original drawing

each piece is designed to be cherished and kept as a token of consideration

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Size: H130 x W35 x H25mm

Grace Mirams's Monotype print on silk with her original steel frame

Size: H2400×W970×D30mm

D340 x H560 mm

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210 x 297 mm

Made in NZ