Collection: TORU KIKUCHI

His works have a variety of expressions, such as black works created through the chemical reaction of glaze and carbonization firing, and silver colored works created by applying silver liquid and firing. He is constantly exploring new ways to use glazes, and some of his works feature a variety of colors.

He says that when he creates his works, he doesn't decide on any form. He creates his works by intentionally leaving ambiguous interest and blank spaces. Because who pick up his works can use them with free ideas, such as sometimes in a vase, sometimes in a teacup, something like that.

He does not create the same thing and gives form to the sensations that arise at that moment through dialogue with the soil. Even though they are all the same cup, each one has a different shape and expression.

He continues to create one and only pieces that are never the same. So If there's a piece you're interested in, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity.

He wants many people to have a fun time choosing and touching pieces with different expressions. He creates pottery with these thoughts in his mind. We hope you enjoy his unique and one and only work.