The Beauty Within by Utsuwa Katachi (Japanese Pottery Book) tempo An altogether loathsome person was

An altogether loathsome person was once overheard commenting (with complete disregard for the minuscule strength of a chick) that the brittleness of eggshells is meant for the convenience of the human hand

Photographer Takeru Koroda captures the visual subtleties of the confections: textures

A strong polyester cord with two carabiners on the ends by Hightide

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The Beauty Within by Utsuwa Katachi (Japanese Pottery Book) tempo An altogether loathsome person wasJapanese bowls, plates, pots, and katakuchi (traditional sake bowls) each possess distinct shapes and names, varying according to their use. The phrase beauty of use was coined to describe the simplicity and elegance of utsuwa (ceramic vessels) made to be held. However, certain aspects are often overlooked when focusing only on its intended use, an elegance unseen if only colour and shape are considered. This book was produced over more than three