momoco bear [Hitomi Nakajima/Tsubaki]

This is a hand-painted work by the artist Hitomi Nakajima.

This is an adorable work with a patchwork-like composition of stuffed animals and a smiling expression.
The patterns are painted with great skill in the traditional Nabeshima style.
If you look closely, you can see that its tail is shaped like a peach, which is named after the word "momoco".

The background patterns on the face and feet are drawn using a traditional technique called ``Sumi Hajiki''.
First, the ground pattern is drawn with ink, and when dyeing is applied on top of it, the ink burns away in the kiln.
Only the background pattern stands out in white. It's a very elaborate technique.

While making full use of the techniques of ink splashing, dyeing, overglaze painting, gold coloring, and Arita ware,
It's a nice addition to modern interiors.

*The fifth image shows how it looks side by side with other works.

■Hitomi Nakashima-
Works that utilize traditional techniques and have modern paintings inspired by the Nabeshima style are attractive.

From Osaka Prefecture
2002 Graduated from Osaka City Crafts High School Product Design Department
2006 Graduated from Osaka University of Arts, Department of Crafts, Ceramics Course
2007 Completed painting course at Saga Prefectural Arita Ceramics College
Joined a pottery in Arita Town
2015 Obtained first-class ceramic manufacturing technician (painting work)
2016 Became independent and started making pottery at home workshop

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Please also check out the momoco brand website.
http://momocoarita.com/index_jp.html

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