Yayoi #4
Size: Ø 13,5 x H 5 cm
Dark blue glazed stoneware. Black clay.
This is a unique piece and hand built.
Item no. SK01004
We deliver within The Netherlands and Belgium.
You can also pick up this item in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
Yayoi Incense stick holder is made by Soonhwa Kang, inspired by her experiences of memorial ceremonies (as a Korean Japanese)
.
Yayoi is the traditional name of the month of March in the Japanese lunar calendar. March is the time when plants and flowers start to sprout. Let's celebrate and embrace any small growth in our lives.
* This item can be also used for a candle stand or mini sweets plate.
Soonhwa Kang
Born in Tokyo, Japan with Korean heritage. Based in The Netherlands.
She has been exploring the themes of rituals, culture and identity through creating ceramics and ink paintings.
www.soonhwa-kang.com
instagram: @soona_kng
Size: Ø 13,5 x H 5 cm
Dark blue glazed stoneware. Black clay.
This is a unique piece and hand built.
Item no. SK01004
We deliver within The Netherlands and Belgium.
You can also pick up this item in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
Yayoi Incense stick holder is made by Soonhwa Kang, inspired by her experiences of memorial ceremonies (as a Korean Japanese)
.
Yayoi is the traditional name of the month of March in the Japanese lunar calendar. March is the time when plants and flowers start to sprout. Let's celebrate and embrace any small growth in our lives.
* This item can be also used for a candle stand or mini sweets plate.
Soonhwa Kang
Born in Tokyo, Japan with Korean heritage. Based in The Netherlands.
She has been exploring the themes of rituals, culture and identity through creating ceramics and ink paintings.
www.soonhwa-kang.com
instagram: @soona_kng
Size: Ø 13,5 x H 5 cm
Dark blue glazed stoneware. Black clay.
This is a unique piece and hand built.
Item no. SK01004
We deliver within The Netherlands and Belgium.
You can also pick up this item in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
Yayoi Incense stick holder is made by Soonhwa Kang, inspired by her experiences of memorial ceremonies (as a Korean Japanese)
.
Yayoi is the traditional name of the month of March in the Japanese lunar calendar. March is the time when plants and flowers start to sprout. Let's celebrate and embrace any small growth in our lives.
* This item can be also used for a candle stand or mini sweets plate.
Soonhwa Kang
Born in Tokyo, Japan with Korean heritage. Based in The Netherlands.
She has been exploring the themes of rituals, culture and identity through creating ceramics and ink paintings.
www.soonhwa-kang.com
instagram: @soona_kng