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Umai åbner dørene til Millies lille køkken i Tokyo og viser

It had been a long time since I had taken the same bus as The Woman in the Purple Skirt

Rikishi (力士) er japansk for sumobryder

At the price of shadows is Junichiro Tanizaki's (1886-1965) immortal masterpiece from 1933

chopstick holder in the form of a leaf in teal

#A245 Self-portrait as a 5-year-old V2 (kunstprint) Rodehoved Umai åbner dørene til MilliesThis original artwork was created by the Japanese artist Kozaburo Yoshikawa, who found great inspiration in European artists such as Gauguin, Warhol, Picasso and Basquiat. When Kozaburo passed away in 1998, the entire collection was sent from Japan to Denmark. Here, the works have been stored for many years until the family decided that some of them should be allowed to live on in new homes. At Seramikku, we have been honored to present a selection of

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