Japanese pottery writer Yoshida Kenmune's hand-made octagonal yellow/white

Mr. Kenmune Yoshida is a ceramic artist born in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. He graduated from Saga Prefecture Arita Ceramics University and studied with Mr. Maeda Kazuzu for two years at Soto Kiln in Uto City, Kumamoto Prefecture. After working as a roulette dealer in Hasami Town, he became independent and is currently engaged in creation in his hometown of Hasami Town. Mr. Kenmune Yoshida's works include the octagonal "Octagonal Ware Series" and the hexagonal plates with Japanese patterns. "Anise" means "octogonal" in French. His work is characterized by simple designs, and in order to make French antique vessels more practical in modern homes, he made improvements to overall lightweighting and reducing bases. Not only are these pieces easy to use, they are also designed to be simple and exude a sense of class.