vintage japanese monochrome print : shrimp / along the road micro planter the clay transformed by the

the clay transformed by the kiln's heat to produce a crackled glaze

with all the silky suppleness and dry hand-feel characteristic of the fibre

Originally released in 1952

A tactile blend of curated antique and vintage materials hand-sourced by the maker

crepe-like hand-feel which will soften with every wear

vintage japanese monochrome print : shrimp / along the road micro planter the clay transformed by theThis monochrome reproduction has a different work by Omoda Seiju (1891 1933) on each side a serene slice of rural life, and delicately rendered crustaceans amongst the seagrass. Omoda Seiju's use of negative space and choice of subject landscapes, birds, animals, insects typical of the era, make him an exemplar of the early twentieth century nihonga (Japanese art) movement. From a catalogue of monochrome reproductions that was printed in 1934. These