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Nerikomi Notepad Origami Fortune Teller Sculpture

Nerikomi Notepad Origami Fortune Teller Sculpture

Using the Nerikomi technique, the ruled lines of a notepad are embedded into the porcelain itself. Thinly sliced porcelain sheets are then folded and assembled by hand, as if working with actual paper.

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History
  • The Nerikomi technique has historical roots in Japanese pottery, highlighting a long-standing tradition of artistry in ceramics.
  • Hand-crafted porcelain items like those created using the Nerikomi technique often reflect centuries of evolution in ceramic design and craftsmanship.
  • Porcelain has been revered throughout history for its beauty and durability, recognized as a premium material in both functional and decorative arts.

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