[KCDF] STUDIO HA SHIN-HYEOK Oriental Bowl

[Designer] Shin-hyeok Ha

[Brand Story]
The artist, having grown up surrounded by Korea’s natural landscapes, was deeply moved by the profound presence of mountains and naturally drawn to the tactile allure of clay. As a child, he would gaze at the mountains, lost in thought, and over time, this connection with the earth led him to immerse himself in ceramic art. This journey became the fundamental foundation of his artistic world.

His signature "Sansuhwa Series" captures the misty mountain ridges at dawn, expressed through monochromatic ceramic pieces. These works blend traditional forms with layers of "his own time," creating a unique visual narrative. While he primarily employs monotones and natural clay hues, he occasionally incorporates fresh colors like pink and green to reflect the diverse aspects of nature.

[Description]
This product translates the identity of an Oriental-inspired gradation nesting bowl artwork into a functional object. Within the subtle tonal flow created by the natural texture of clay, the form settles with quiet clarity. The gradation, shifting from soft gray to deep black, reveals the inherent warmth and character of the material itself. The bowls, layered as they nest together, embody an Eastern sense of balance and negative space. It is a work that captures the moment where light and shadow linger within a simple form, revealing a delicate depth and contemplative beauty beyond appearance.

[Details]
- Size: (9h) 9 h x 21,5ø cm, (7.5h) 7.5 h x 18ø cm, (6.5h) 6.5 h x 15ø cm, (5.5h) 5.5 h x 12ø cm, (4.5h) 4.5 h x 9.5ø cm, (4h) 4 h x 6.5ø cm
- Material: Ceramic
- Manufactured in South Korea