
Noe Kuremoto
Noe Kuremoto
Noe Kuremoto
Born in Osaka, Japan, Noe Kuremoto grew up between the mountains of Mount Ikoma and thenpristine waters of Osaka Bay, a landscape that nprofoundly shaped her artistic sensibility. Working exclusively by hand, Kuremoto sculpts clay using tradtional Japanese craftsmanship, creating figurative sculptures that speak to both her ancestry and contemporary daily life. Trained in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art in London, Kuremoto now works between the city of London and the forests of Lithuania.
Kuremoto's body of work centers on sculptural pieces that reinterpret ancient Japanese clay figurines through a contemporary lens. Her signature works—interpretations of traditional talismans like 'Haniwa', 'Dogu', and 'Toro'— embody the Japanese philosophical understanding of omnipresent spirits, particularly in nature.
Each piece is meticulously handcrafted using elemental tools, resulting in works that balance child-like simplicity with sophisticated artistry. These sculptures, emerging from what she describes as “ a deep ocean of childhood memories,” serve as spiritual anchors, inviting the essence of nature into domestic spaces.
Noe Kuremoto
Born in Osaka, Japan, Noe Kuremoto grew up between the mountains of Mount Ikoma and thenpristine waters of Osaka Bay, a landscape that nprofoundly shaped her artistic sensibility. Working exclusively by hand, Kuremoto sculpts clay using tradtional Japanese craftsmanship, creating figurative sculptures that speak to both her ancestry and contemporary daily life. Trained in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art in London, Kuremoto now works between the city of London and the forests of Lithuania.
Kuremoto's body of work centers on sculptural pieces that reinterpret ancient Japanese clay figurines through a contemporary lens. Her signature works—interpretations of traditional talismans like 'Haniwa', 'Dogu', and 'Toro'— embody the Japanese philosophical understanding of omnipresent spirits, particularly in nature.
Each piece is meticulously handcrafted using elemental tools, resulting in works that balance child-like simplicity with sophisticated artistry. These sculptures, emerging from what she describes as “ a deep ocean of childhood memories,” serve as spiritual anchors, inviting the essence of nature into domestic spaces.

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Haniwa Warrior 144

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Haniwa Warrior 140

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Haniwa Warrior 136

Haniwa Warrior 135

Haniwa Warrior 133

Haniwa Warrior 130

Haniwa Warrior 127

Haniwa Warrior 123

Haniwa Warrior 118

Haniwa Warrior 111

Haniwa Warrior 110

Haniwa Warrior 108

Haniwa Warrior 107

Haniwa Warrior 151

Haniwa Warrior 150

Haniwa Warrior 134

Haniwa Warrior 126

Haniwa Warrior 125

Haniwa Warrior 124

Haniwa Warrior 120

Haniwa Warrior 99

Haniwa Warrior 85

Haniwa Warrior 52

Haniwa Warrior 51

Haniwa Warrior 59

Haniwa Warrior 56

Kodama 17

Haniwa Warrior 93

Haniwa Warrior 76

Haniwa Warrior 75

Haniwa Warrior 54

Dogu Lady 131

Dogu Lady 95

Dogu Lady 93

Dogu Lady 91

Shodo VI

Shodo V