Tsuiki Suzugami Hand-Hammered Bendable Paper-Thin Tin Plate 'Samidare' Square - Syouryu
Born from the traditional art of Tsuiki—the Japanese hammering technique that shapes a single sheet of metal into seamless forms—this Suzugami brings new depth and function to the series. Responding to requests for pieces that could hold liquids or offer greater dimension, each sheet of tin is patiently hand-hammered into a bowl-like form. The result is a vessel that combines the pliability of Suzugami with the lasting strength of Tsuiki craftsmanship—functional, elegant, and uniquely Takaoka. Named after Samidare, the long rains of early summer in the lunar calendar, this hammered finish evokes their lingering traces—like delicate streams of water etched across the metal’s surface. Rolled into a cocoon shape, it unfolds into a bowl with a shape-memory effect.
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Born from the traditional art of Tsuiki—the Japanese hammering technique that shapes a single sheet of metal into seamless forms—this Suzugami brings new depth and function to the series. Responding to requests for pieces that could hold liquids or offer greater dimension, each sheet of tin is patiently hand-hammered into a bowl-like form. The result is a vessel that combines the pliability of Suzugami with the lasting strength of Tsuiki craftsmanship—functional, elegant, and uniquely Takaoka. Named after Samidare, the long rains of early summer in the lunar calendar, this hammered finish evokes their lingering traces—like delicate streams of water etched across the metal’s surface. Rolled into a cocoon shape, it unfolds into a bowl with a shape-memory effect.
