I transformed paper animal figures into everlasting porcelain. The blue grid pattern, created using the nerikomi technique, evokes the look of traditional porcelain while turning them into animal figures. A tiny rabbit — even as a pet, it never forgets its wild instincts. “Usagi” means “rabbit” in Japanese.
I transformed paper animal figures into everlasting porcelain. The blue grid pattern, created using the nerikomi technique, evokes the look of traditional porcelain while turning them into animal figures. A tiny rabbit — even as a pet, it never forgets its wild instincts. “Usagi” means “rabbit” in Japanese.

Saori Matsushita

Porcelain Paper "Usagi" Bunny



$ 62.00


2.5"W x 3"H x 1.5"D
Year:2026
Item:SAOMAT-EX45-0004
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