Mizuyo Yamashita makes hand-moulded porcelain bowls with the decoration of flowers and butterflies. 

Her bowls give us the feeling of fragility owing to the process she uses and the character of the clay. Using textiles and techniques such as impressing and under-glaze transfer printing she explores 'imperfect beauty' as well as the translucency, whiteness and fineness of the clay in her work.

Her recent work applying stoneware clay and found objects shows her playfulness in cognitive linguistic. It is based on her personal experience of living in other languages and cultures. 

She also makes house-shaped containers, vase, tea light house.

Her most recent exhibition include Oriel Myrrddin Gallery, Wales and Galanthus Gallery, Hereford. She exhibited at Origin London's leading craft fair (2009, 2010) as well as international venues such as fat galerie in Paris and Plan ett in Stockholm.

           
Prices range from £10 - £630.