This is a three-dimensional work made of natural fabric that has been decomposed and corroded by microorganisms by burying dyed fabric in the soil. When you hold it in your hand, you feel its lightness and fragility, but at the same time, you also feel its vitality due to the slow flow of nature's “cycle” of time. There is a stone inside, and the center of gravity can be changed by gently shaking the piece and moving the stone. Please enjoy it freely according to your own image and mood of the day. After the cloth is dug up, it is carefully treated so that further corrosion will not occur. ◯Moisture and humidity may deform this product. Dry the body gently with a hair dryer and push it back from the inside to restore it to its original shape. ◯The color may fade in strong direct sunlight. Tamako Yamada Tamako Yamada is a painting instructor and illustrator as well as a sculptor based in Tokyo. She mainly creates three-dimensional works using natural fabrics made by burying dyed fabrics in soil, which are then decomposed and corroded by microorganisms. She observes the broad story of things changing, and tries to create an expression that gently connects nature, time, people, and viewers.
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