Megumi Tuchi Kazari Earrings
$ 98.00
The Kazari Earrings from ceramic artist Megumi Tsukazaki are an exercise in contrast. The jagged and irregular surface of raw clay is transformed by the addition of a singular piece of smooth glass glazing.
About Megumi Tsukazaki
Via the artist: "Like water, like air" is the central vision that guides Megumi Tsukazaki in the design and creation of her porcelain collection. She uses simple white clay and lush glass glazing to produce timeless and tranquil pieces, from ceramic jewelry bases to small porcelain containers. Please enjoy the calm atmosphere of the products.
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Materials: Clay, Post: Surgical Stainless Steel, Bezel: Brass
Dimensions: .25”
Care: Hand wash and dry only
Kanagawa, Japan
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