Yoko, a Singapore-based potter from Kobe, Japan, is gaining attention for her fresh, organic approach to ceramics. With basic trainings by her three mentors, she draws inspiration from nature—flowing rivers, starry nights, and the changing seasons—bringing spontaneity and uniqueness to each piece. Her work embraces imperfection and experimentation, rarely repeating designs, and offering a distinct, one-of-a-kind aesthetic.
Living in Italy, Chicago, and now Singapore, Yoko’s journey across cultures deeply influences her art. A lifelong practitioner of ikebana, she handcrafts vases for her floral arrangements, blending her Japanese roots with a contemporary flair.
As a mother and an animal lover, Yoko’s world is filled with creativity and connection. Her pottery reflects this joy, bringing to life the beauty of nature and the freedom of expression. Rising as a new voice in ceramics, Yoko is redefining modern pottery with a bold, authentic vision.
The feeling after drinking an exceptional cup of Wuyi Rock Oolong tea is one of pleasure and tranquility. When the cup is lifted to your lips, there is an initial warmth that is quickly followed by a smooth and fragrant aroma that tantalizes your taste buds. The infusion is sweet yet complex, with notes of […]
”Life. If we leave it unattended, it is just a lump of mud. If we put in the effort, it becomes a work of art. “– Kim Whye Kee Whye Kee learnt pottery towards the end of a decade spent in prison. He went on to graduate with a degree in Fine Arts at LASALLE […]
When the line between work and home life is blurred, it becomes extra hard to relax. Having to deal with this everyday builds up stress, which will only have adverse effects on the mind and body. This is why we need to find ways to relax in our own way and in the little space […]
Spring thunder rolls, all things comes to life again, growing excitedly. It was one of the twenty-four solar terms last Thursday – 惊蛰 (Jīngzhé: the awakening of the hibernating insects). It marks the beginning of annual bustles for tea farmers in the Wuyi Mountain. Jingzhe is the time to 喊山 (calling the mountain). The ritual […]
We are really excited to announce that we will be tagging tagging along Teapasar for the upcoming NYC tea and coffee festival! Besides the event itself, we are seriously excited about the tea pairing event which will be taking place in one of the highly regarded gallery of today, GALERIES BARTOUX. Be sure to attend on […]
