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This canister features a simple hourglass form. The top is decorated with a bold black slip and the bottom is carved with vertical lines and decorated with white slip. The shinogi—a traditional Japanese decorative technique—are carved carefully by hand into the surface of the...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by traditional kokeshi dolls—is...

This canister features a simple hourglass form carved with parallel lines. The lid and rim are decroated with a bright yellow slip. After bisque firing Akio applies colored slips and then glazes the pieces with translucent matte glaze. Beautiful to see and incredible to...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by traditional kokeshi dolls—is...

This small pitcher features a simple form carved with vertical lines and decorated with white slip. A small spout is added beneath an unbroken rim delicately lined with black slip. The shinogi—a traditional Japanese decorative technique—are carved carefully by hand into the surface of...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by ancient earthenware—is accentuated...

This year Akio set out to create new expressions through the beauty of imperfection. Drawing inspiration from Kakuzo Okakura. Akio says. "Okakura notes that imperfect objects invite us to use our imaginations—to 'complete' them in our mind's eye. His ideas inspired me to think...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by ancient earthenware—is accentuated...

This small pitcher features a simple form carved with parallel lines and decorated with mottled indigo slip. A small spout is formed from the rim and both are painted with bright yellow slip and delicately lined with black slip. After bisque firing Akio applies...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by traditional kokeshi dolls—is...

This tall pitcher featured and hourglass shape and is decorated in alternating stripes of black. white and indigo slip. A spout is formed as part of the rim and both are lined with black slip. After bisque firing Akio applies colored slips and then...

For Akio Nukaga throwing on the wheel is a technique close to his heart. one that he can always rely on. Each piece in this collection is an exploration in stacking architectural forms including spheres. cylinders. and cones in hopes of pushing expectations of...

Kieran Kinsella has crafted a collection of pieces exclusively for the Summer Collection. Each piece is made from a log that was diverted from being turned into firewood or mulch. He crafts each piece in a way that continues to tell the story of...

Ayano Shioya draws on her background as an architect to create these intricate ceramic sculptures for her first US show exclusively for Heath. Each piece is inspired by her favorite hiding spots—or Secret Bases—from her childhood. As she makes each piece she imagines the...

The wide flat rim of this piece is a departure in form from the other pieces in this year's collection. Carved concentric lines lead to the vase's opening while vertical lines accentuate the nuanced form of the body. The piece is decorated with white...

For Akio Nukaga throwing on the wheel is a technique close to his heart. one that he can always rely on. Each piece in this collection is an exploration in stacking architectural forms including spheres. cylinders. and cones in hopes of pushing expectations of...

This large and stately teapot features parallel lines carved down the body of the teapot and is decorated in a rustic and mottled indigo slip. The lid and rim are decorated in a bright yellow slip for a delightful contrast to the somber indigo....

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by traditional kokeshi dolls—is...

This large and stately teapot features vertical lines carved down the body of the teapot and is decorated in Akio's signature white slip. The shinogi—a traditional Japanese decorative technique—are carved carefully by hand into the surface of the piece. After bisque firing Akio applies...

Akio Nukaga's work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay. This piece features his signature “Pleated Work” technique of carving grooves into the wet clay after it is thrown on the wheel. The form—inspired by traditional kokeshi dolls—is...