"OKINAWAN MARKET" is held, which collects products related to Okinawa.
2019.03.01
fennica, which introduces quality products from around the world under the theme of "bridging design and craft," will hold the popular annual event "2019 OKINAWAN MARKET" at "International Gallery BEAMS (Harajuku)."
“Okinawan” is a coined word that means “Okinawa.” We offer a wide selection of traditional Okinawan pottery called "Yachimun", as well as miscellaneous goods such as Ryukyu papier-mâché and bracken baskets, as well as food products such as persimmon pea brown sugar minis and kamesen. Additionally, we have prepared Special order items from fennica for this event.
Please take this opportunity to visit us.
Main lineup
Yomitan Yamayaki Kitagama/Koji Matsuda
Yomitanyama ware north kiln/Yoneji Matsuda
Yomitan Yamayaki Community Kiln/Maman Yamada
Murou Gama /Taniguchi Muro
Workshop Fukuda/ Kenji Fukuda
Ogimi Village Community Kiln/Ken Sugawara
Shigeo Gama /Kamieshu Shigeo/Teruya kiln/Yoshinobu Teruya/Nakadomari Kobo/Hitoshi Togawa/Ryukyu Toy Manufacturing Cokura
Koji Matsuda pottery exhibition
Items that were displayed and sold at the "Koji Matsuda Ceramics Exhibition" at the World Heritage Zakimi Castle Ruins Yuntanza Museum will also be specially sold at fennica.
``Our work is based on the collaborative work of the entire kiln. Everyone works together to pursue Okinawan pottery, everyone works together to fire the climbing kiln, and the masters are devoted to training disciples. We put the same amount of effort into making and creating our works.The main focus of our pottery is Okinawan tableware.We would like many people to take this opportunity to see the pottery (Yachimun) produced at Kitagama. Masu."
- Koji Matsuda
Koji Matsuda Store date and time:
Saturday, March 9, 2019, 11:00-18:00
March 10, 2019 (Sunday) 13:00-15:00
- Event period
- March 8th (Friday) – March 17th (Sunday), 2019
- Holding store
- International Gallery BEAMS (Harajuku) 2F
fennica things vol.6 | Okinawa Toyachimun
"fennica things" is a series of projects that deciphers the charm and history of beautiful things in beautiful lands from a fennica perspective. In the 6th installment, we will introduce the history and charm of Okinawa's traditional pottery "Yachimun".
Click here for the special feature page