Ceramic bowl by Løvemose
1970s Denmark
Yamato store

Adding rhythm to your dining table. A bowl with a timeless design that will be cherished for generations to come.

A unique pattern reminiscent of antiques from a foreign country.

The calming brown gradation and rhythmic pattern that appears to have been carefully drawn one stroke at a time bring a pleasant sense of tension and warmth to the dining table.

The deep colors bring out the vivid colors of seasonal ingredients and have the magical power to make even the most ordinary dish look special.

The more you use it, the more it will quietly become a part of your everyday life.

This is a piece of pottery that will last a lifetime and give you the feeling of the joy of growing something.

Løvemose

This is a small kiln that was founded in 1942 in the town of Kaedeby on the island of Langeland in Denmark.
The kiln closed in 1982, but at its peak it employed around 15 potters and was so popular that at its peak it was bustling with tourists from all over the country who would come on bus tours to visit the Lovemose factory.

Langeland is known as an island where artists gather, and is home to many ceramic artists who produce excellent works.

Please take this opportunity to consider it.

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