Kazuya Ishida: Shop

Kazuya makes sculptures and vases featuring his distinctive spiralling marks. The contemporary forms of his work reflect the primordial rippled textures and patterns of an ocean bed or tectonic shifts in a cliff face and the marks that ebbing tides leave rock pools, pebbles and seashells. Using limited materials in line with Bizen tradition, pieces are organic at first glance and yet ordered in nature.

We present a body of work from Kazuya’s time spent at Whichford Pottery in Warwickshire, which was fired at the Anagama wood-fired kiln at Oxford University, work made in Bizen, Japan and a piece from Mashiko, Japan. This is an introductory offer lasting seven days from Monday 13 May to Monday 20 May, after which time the prices will return to their RRP.