Inspired by the mountain landscape of Nōgata, where the Uchigaiso kiln once stood, I arranged a selection of small wildflowers—those that might bloom quietly at the foot of the hills near the old kiln site.
Flowers: Wild asters, Anchorwort, Thoroughwort, Mizuhiki, and Purple False Foxglove
Vessel: Ko-Takatori Fresh Water jar with handle, Straw Ash Glaze (Uchigaiso Kiln)
Ms. Shiho Yokokawa
Born in Tokyo.
Since 2005, she has studied under floral master Toshirō Kawase.
Through her Nageire – School of Flowers workshops held across Japan, she conveys the beauty and spirit of Japanese culture through the art of flowers.
