Hasemusi Vessels

　　: Layered clay carries the quiet passage of time. As my hands open each new form, a gentle stillness begins to breathe within it. What emerges is not splendor, but a calm presence that lives naturally beside everyday life. I create my work in a small atelier next to my home in Onojo City, Fukuoka, Japan. Surrounded by mountains, rivers, and the subtle rhythm of daily life, I shape each piece slowly by hand. Using neriage, a traditional Japanese technique of layered clay, I allow patterns to emerge naturally rather than forcing control. Each piece is made in limited numbers and intended to exist quietly in a space—bringing depth, balance, and a moment of stillness to everyday living.

Red and white neriage vase #16

Red and white neriage vase #16

Black and white neriage vase #5

Black and white neriage vase #5

Black and white neriage vase #3

Black and white neriage vase #3

Red and white neriage vase #14

Red and white neriage vase #14

Black and white neriage vase #1

Black and white neriage vase #1

Red and white neriage vase #4

Red and white neriage vase #4

Black and white neriage vase #15

Black and white neriage vase #15

Black and white neriage vase #11

Black and white neriage vase #11

Black and white neriage vase #9

Black and white neriage vase #9

Black and white neriage vase #13

Black and white neriage vase #13

Red and white neriage vase #10

Red and white neriage vase #10