Before I knew it, the sun was shining brightly.
At this time of year when it's getting hotter and hotter, introducing utensils that add cool and refreshing color to your dining table.
In fact, it is a perfect tableware for the summer table.
There are so many!
Glass container
8823/glass work Kohei Okizawa's blown glass.
First of all, when it comes to summer utensils...yes, it's glass containers.
Salads, carpaccio, fruits, etc.It makes cold food look delicious.
Above all, it makes the colors of the material appear more vivid.
Mr.Okizawa's glass has a soft outline that is unique to handmade glass.
Kaku long bowl Served with guacamole in Mr. Okizawa's bowl.
The green of the avocado and the yellow of tortilla chips stand out.
This vessel is said to have been created with the image of a block of ice.This is a standard series called "Kaku".
The way a block of ice melts and its corners become rounded.
It's a fresh and juicy container, as if you were looking at it.
Source: coquette_kumiko(instagram)
Mr. Okizawa's pottery uses a lot of glass.
It's relatively thick, so it looks a little chubby.
It also goes well with clay pots.
It also goes well with wooden trays. Although it is made of glass, it has an outstanding presence.
This is Mr. Okizawa's pottery.
Next, we would like to introduce you to Sayaka Kanazu's utsuwa.
Nostalgia series
Somehow nostalgic, albeit modest It is a gorgeous container.
Blue, gray, etc., on a cold-colored placemat, create a stylish atmosphere.
Warm colors such as pink or yellow with a cute atmosphere, depending on the color of the tableware to be combined, this is a unique pottery that will change your look.
This series is made with blown glass.
After adding a pattern using the Kiriko technique with glass paint (enamel painting), it is made by painting, reheating, and baking.
Source: nicokigi(instagram)
Landscape drawing small bowl dots.
As the name suggests, it's like turning glass into a sketchbook.
It looks like a drawing of the scenery by the window. It's a beautiful container.
The white part made by finely crushing transparent glass is It makes food look even crisper and colder.
You can also see a list of glass items here.
Porcelain vessel
Summer containers are not just glass!
The beautiful pattern drawn with Gosu on a white background stands out.
Aki Murata's utensils.
Many of the dyed items have a strong statement, Mr. Murata's dyeing is a little modest.
The white part has a warmth that is unique to ceramics.
Traditional dyed patterns such as Qinghai waves.
The charm of Mr. Murata's pottery is that it is arranged in a modern Japanese style.
The popular small plate can be used as an accent for a one-plate style.