The Japanese artist Hitomi Hosono recently presented a beautiful collection of decorative vases and porcelain vessels. The elegant works of art are inspired by nature.
Decorative pots and richly ornamented vases by Hitomi Hosono
With their dramatic shapes and decorations, decorative vases and pots are real eye-catchers. Japanese artist Hitomi Hosono was inspired by nature and decorates her works with the delicate shapes of flowers and leaves. She spent her childhood in Japan, where her family was connected to rice farming and ceramics. Rural life influenced her deeply, and she found the complex forms of plants fascinating. She studies the veins and edges of leaves and the layers of flower petals before translating them into porcelain. Her creative process balances carefully designed porcelain details with elements that occur by chance.
Decorative pots and vases – an eclectic mix of minimalism and Art Nouveau
The decorative vases and pots combine two styles that at first seem very different: minimalism and Art Nouveau. Typical minimalist colors such as black and white allow the Art Nouveau-inspired ornaments to stand out beautifully. Her works are also strongly influenced by the English pottery manufacturer Josiah Wedgwood. Like Wedgwood in the 18th century, Hitomi Hosono explores different techniques and surface decorations. The result speaks for itself – these vessels definitely attract attention!
The collection includes a wide range of beautiful and functional home accessories
Flower pots, vases, jewelry – all of which are richly decorated
The artist has tried different processing techniques
Each vessel is unique
The artist was inspired by her childhood in Japan
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