●26-YI-9 Sekimori stone A

Exhibition Venue: KYO AMAHARE
Number：G03494

Artist: Yuko Ikeda
Area: Osaka,Osaka
Material: clay kaolin

Size: Approx.:Φ120× H150

A Sekimori-ishi is a stone traditionally placed in a tea garden or roji, serving as a subtle sign that respectfully asks visitors not to proceed beyond that point.

Resonating with this uniquely Japanese sensibility of quietly conveying intention through a stone, Ikeda-san has created this work as an expression of the impressions she has received from nature.

In everyday life, it can be appreciated as an object that enhances an interior space. Of course, it may also be used as a sekimori-ishi in a garden setting.

As each piece is handmade, there may be individual variations in size, shape, glaze application, and color. The actual product may differ slightly from the photographs.

This item is also sold at our physical store. Stock availability will be confirmed after your order is placed; however, there is a possibility that the item may be out of stock. In such cases, we will notify you by email. Thank you for your understanding.