Hitomi Hosono b. 1978, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
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Overview
“It is my intention to transfer the leaf’s beauty and detail into my ceramic work, using it as my own language to weave new stories for objects.”
Hitomi Hosono’s detailed porcelain vessels reference the natural world and botanical specimens. With a chalk-like finish and gold embellishments, the work captivates with its delicacy and has attracted the patronage of curators from the British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. -
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Works
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A Square Leaves Box, 2020
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A Small Square Leaves Box, 2020
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A Round Leaves Box, 2019
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A Sakura, English Daisy and Leaves Bowl, 2024
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A Peony Bowl, 2024
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A Camellia and Komorebi Vase, 2023
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A Tall Round Zenmai, Mizukusa and Daisy Box, 2023
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A Nobana and Leaves Bowl, 2023
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A Tall Gerbera, Leaves and Zenmai Vase, 2023
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A Tall Gerbera and Leaves Box, 2022
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A Tall Tsutsuji and English Daisy Box, 2021
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A Very Small Rhododendron Bowl, 2022
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A Kan-Zakura and Sakura Bowl, 2021
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A Tall Tsutsuji Tower, 2021
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A Very Large Feather Leaves Bowl, 2021
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A Sakura and Kaze Bowl, 2021
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Yoro Taki, 2020
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A Very Large Feather Leaves Bowl, 2019
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A Tall Chrysanthemum and Camellia Bowl, 2018
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A Dancing Pine Tree Tower, 2018
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A Very Large Oval Nazuna Vase, 2017
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A Komorebi Tower, 2017
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A Flower Column, 2017
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A Pine Tree and Nadeshiko Tall Box, 2017
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A Tall Mangrove Vessel, 2015
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Rose Bowl, 2015
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A Rose Bowl, 2015
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Mound of Flowers, 2011
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Installation Shots
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Making beauty: Hosono Hitomi
The British Museum
