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Bowl - Till Jewellery Ohaguro was a cosmetic practice

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Description

Ohaguro was a cosmetic practice of teeth blackening popular in the past and most recently until the early 20th century among female widows

As the pen runs up and down the length of the fabric and the speaker plays sound through it a unique pattern is drawn over the textile

Two colour tones

Material: Acrylic on Indian handmade paper

Bowl - Till Jewellery Ohaguro was a cosmetic practiceJapanese, Award winning emerging young potter's beautiful work. Namika Nakai's Maku series. Namika's fascination with the different melting points between "clay + glaze. Her unique perspective and interpretation of this technical study results in original, contemporary expressions in ceramics. *It's been tested to be able to use as a drinking vessels in Japan. It's been handcrafted by the artists and each piece is slightly unique to others. Materials:

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