‘ Still Life ‘
INSPIRED BY DAILY-LIFE OBJECTS FROM VARIED CULTURES AND TIMES, EACH PIECE SYMBOLIZES ITS DEFINITION. OUR “STILL LIFE” COLLECTION EXPRESSES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIVING AND NON-LIVING BEINGS, REFLECTING EARLY HUMANISTIC IDEALS WITHIN THE PRESENT CONSUMER SOCIETY.
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Yarnnakarn is a small studio in Bangkok, telling stories about passage of time and diversity of human and nature through our contemporary ceramic pieces.
Our local craftsmen create wishful ceramic pieces using experimental techniques and materials. The natural clays are gathered from various locations in Thailand and mixed to our own recipe. The story of each individual piece is told in details like signature touches and textures ~ slight variations of forms, colors, and textures may occur to become its unique characteristic.
We use non-toxic glazes, and allow each piece to come to being in its own time, temperature, and moisture. Let these pieces find a place in your individual space and story.
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Dear Miho,
Thank you so much for your interest. You could kindly visit our Tokyo distributor LAND201.1 at https://land201.thebase.in/
Hello,
I ‘m big fun of your artworks for longtime but I have no chance to visit Thailand.
Then I have a question, can I buy some STILL LIFE TABLEWEAR COLLECTIONS on online-shop or something like that?
I can’t wait to get these collections anymore so if you have a online-shop, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Miho
Planning to open a clean food restaurant in Bangsaray Satahip
Like to order some tableware plates cups… made from natural materials
Like to know where i can go to see your produkts in Bangkok & find out your prices
Thanks
Mr Peter Meuleman
Good vibes restaurant
Bangsaray
Where can I. It the still life collection?
I “discovered” your creations at a small shop on Bainbridge Island, Washington, USA. It is a Sheep’s Head that I have hung on my wall. It is so beautiful (especially the glaze). I now am looking for a second creation for another wall in my house. Same glaze (which is exquisite), just a different object.
Thank you.
Anne J. Kenefick
(annek@seanet.com)