A charming angel surrounded by flower patterns, and a pattern of lemons with different cuts even though they are monochromatic. Kyoko Kobayashi's mamezara, which has a gentle and gorgeous atmosphere and a humorous design.
After graduating from an art high school, Mr. Kobayashi went to an art college and continued to study ceramics and painting in Kyoto. During his 16 years of work as a painter at a Kiyomizu-yaki (Kiyomizu porcelain) kiln, he naturally acquired a flamboyant dyed expression. While inheriting the tradition of Kyoyaki, Mr. Kobayashi adds his own unique nuance to his work: "It is not only beautiful, but also not too serious, with a bit of a playful touch. She has created a world full of humor and playfulness in the midst of glamor by experimenting with different techniques, such as molding the plates herself, sharing ideas with her husband who made the pressed molds for the plates, and experimenting with pigments from overseas.