Keiko Uchida’s presentation of Japanese ceramics at the Notting Hill store offers an extraordinary range of beautiful objects and aesthetic ideas, with some breathtaking achievements, skills and technical accomplishments on display. There are pieces from masters of the 20th century such as Shöji Hamada, and works of daring structural ingenuity, such as those by Hamada’s grandson Tomoo. Vessels from well-known modern artists, like Akiko Hirai, whose work is also in the V&A, as well as stunning works by little-known potters who Keiko has found on her journeys into the hills in Japan, far out of reach of modern media.

The range of pots here at Keiko Uchida will be a joy for the eye - the liquid glazes, the deep colours, the echoing shapes, ancient traditions and new voyages.

Come and explore a range of works that is continually growing. Keiko is in regular touch with many potters, looking at new work as well as hunting down further classic pieces, visiting kilns and ceramic centres in Japan, bringing pieces over to London to add them to the extraordinary collection that is presented here.