Distorted mug - blue & pink
The distorted mug is part of SGW Labs' distorted series, a collection that adds a crushed appearance to the unique designs of Japanese artist and ceramicist Yuta Segawa.
Please note that all pieces are made by hand. Variations may occur in the size, shape and colour compared to the product pictured.///Description
SGW Lab is a ceramic studio founded by an artist Yuta Segawa in 2018 to expand the scale of his personal work production and to expand the possibilities of production. Their mission is to think about the significance of craftsmanship in the context of William Morris, to believe in the worth of human labour and to explore and practice the beautiful possibilities created by handicrafts.
Distorted mug - blue & pink
The distorted mug is part of SGW Labs' distorted series, a collection that adds a crushed appearance to the unique designs of Japanese artist and ceramicist Yuta Segawa.
Please note that all pieces are made by hand. Variations may occur in the size, shape and colour compared to the product pictured.///Description
SGW Lab is a ceramic studio founded by an artist Yuta Segawa in 2018 to expand the scale of his personal work production and to expand the possibilities of production. Their mission is to think about the significance of craftsmanship in the context of William Morris, to believe in the worth of human labour and to explore and practice the beautiful possibilities created by handicrafts.
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The distorted mug is part of SGW Labs' distorted series, a collection that adds a crushed appearance to the unique designs of Japanese artist and ceramicist Yuta Segawa.
Please note that all pieces are made by hand. Variations may occur in the size, shape and colour compared to the product pictured.///Description
SGW Lab is a ceramic studio founded by an artist Yuta Segawa in 2018 to expand the scale of his personal work production and to expand the possibilities of production. Their mission is to think about the significance of craftsmanship in the context of William Morris, to believe in the worth of human labour and to explore and practice the beautiful possibilities created by handicrafts.
