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リム皿グレー大竹こずえ(coz.) C-1　Rim Plate – Gray | Kozue Otake (coz.) C-1

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　サイズ　径約　18.5㎝×高さ約5㎝(リム幅約5.3㎝)　　重さ327g (C-1)

深みのあるグリーンがかったグレーのリム皿です。
コンクリートに似た質感でとてもモダンな器です。
触感は滑らかでとてもマットな感じです。
大きさとしては、主菜やサラダ、スープや煮込み皿、デザートにも良さそう。
広めのリムを生かした盛り付けを楽しむのも素敵です。

大竹こずえさんの器はひとつずつ、その時のインスピレーションを大切に制作されているとのことです。
そしてその色は"何色"と表現し難い繊細な色合わせでとても美しい色ばかりです。
ご本人曰く、少しずつ色々な色で製作したのですが気が付けば日本の伝統的な色ばかりになっていたとのこと。
さあ今日は何を盛り付けようか・・・そんなわくわくをくれる器です。

coz.（大竹こずえ／Otake cozue）さん
1977 静岡県生まれ
2001 東京藝術大学デザイン科卒業
2017 陶芸を始める
　　陶芸家竹村良訓に師事

※できる限り現物に近いよう撮影していますが、お使いになられているPCやタブレットによって、色の見え方は異なります。
どうかご了承いただけますようお願いたします。

Size: Approx. 18.5 cm diameter × 5 cm high (rim width: approx. 5.3 cm)
Weight: Approx. 327 g (C-1)
This beautifully handcrafted rimmed bowl features a deep gray glaze with subtle green undertones, offering a refined balance of modern simplicity and natural warmth. Its concrete-like texture gives the piece a contemporary, architectural character, while the smooth, ultra-matte finish feels wonderfully soft to the touch.
This versatile size is ideal for serving main dishes, fresh salads, soups, stews, pasta, or even desserts. The generously wide rim beautifully frames each dish, making it easy to create elegant, restaurant-style presentations while showcasing the natural beauty of the pottery.
Each piece by Coz. (Kozue Otake) is created with the artist's inspiration in mind, making every work truly one of a kind. Her glazes are celebrated for their delicate, nuanced tones—colors that are difficult to describe with a single name yet possess remarkable depth and quiet beauty. According to the artist, although she experimented with a variety of glazes, she eventually realized that her palette had naturally evolved into shades inspired by the traditional colors of Japan.
This is a vessel that encourages creativity in plating and brings a sense of anticipation to every meal.
Artist Profile – Coz. (Kozue Otake)
Born in 1977 in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.
Graduated from the Department of Design, Tokyo University of the Arts, in 2001.
Began working with ceramics in 2017.
Studied under ceramic artist Yoshinori Takemura.

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