Extremely Detailed Floral Ceramics

Hitomi Hosono's Vessels are Incredibly Delicate and Elegant

During her artist's residency with Wedgwood, creative Hitomi Hosono produced a collection of floral ceramics that have an impeccably exquisite appearance. The craftswoman takes cues and techniques from both British and Japanese culture.

The floral ceramics collection consists of bowls, vases and boxes. The ethereal botanical detailing definitely strikes a chord with the audience. Hitomi Hosono's pottery boasts "an unglazed matte finish [that is] typical of Wedgwood's signature Jasperware."

The artist consciously uses the botanical motifs as a tool to introduce a sense of nature to the Wedgwood brand. The decorative elements for the floral ceramics were derived from the company's archives — a habit that Hitomi Hosono cherishes as she finds inspiration in the "deep history [of] making art pieces."
Trend Themes
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3. Unfinished Matte Finishes - The trend of unglazed matte finishes in ceramics opens up possibilities for innovation in the pottery industry, allowing artists to create unique textures and tactile experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Artists and Designers - Artists and designers can leverage the trend of detailed floral ceramics to create unique and visually appealing pottery pieces.
2. Home Decor and Interior Design - The home decor and interior design industries can incorporate the trend of ethereal botanical detailing to create nature-inspired spaces that evoke a sense of tranquility and serenity.
3. Pottery - The trend of unfinished matte finishes in ceramics presents an opportunity for the pottery industry to experiment with new textures and finishes, offering customers a unique and tactile experience.

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