| May. 13, 2011 |
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Ayumi Horie's new match strikers are so cute I think my head might explode. They're everything I like about her work - the hand-and-tool marked earthenware, the simple drawings, the bits and spots of color - all wrapped up into a compact, unusual object.
Watch one in action (if you're reading this on our homepage, click through on the headline to see the video - you don't want to miss it):
Horie, by the way, is one of the co-organizers of Handmade for Japan, an online auction (which took place March 24-27) and ongoing fundraising effort - especially critical as the media's short attention span shifts elsewhere. The group initially hoped to raise $25,000. Horie reports: They just topped $90,000.
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July 29th, 2011
Love Horie-sans work and would like to know were I can see and purchase it here in Japan. Sorry heard nothing about Handmade for Japan.
Posted By Clark Richardson
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