néo-artéfacts
Ceramic relics that explore the intersection of material, place, and spirit. Each work is handcrafted by Harry Lee and ceremonially blessed with holy water gathered from temples and sacred landscapes worldwide. Through this ritual process, the objects become vessels—artifacts that channel the memory, energy, and presence of the landscapes from which they emerge.
Harry Lee
Kyoto-based artist Harry Lee creates contemporary ceramic artifacts and
immersive environments inspired by the ritual and philosophy of the tea ceremony.
exhibitions & immersions
Harry Lee World in Kyoto Imperial Palace Tea Ceremony
Price in USD
《牡蠣》OYSTER Series -
Palais Royal Comission
The Oyster Gathering
“Oyster form teapot set with six cups, can be assembled as a sculpture.
《牡蠣》OYSTERS series
Inspired by the Hokusai Manga, Lee explores the ambiguous boundary between “rock” and “oyster.” Rather than mere imitation, Lee extracts the “soul data” of the organism—its growth tectonics and rhythmic vitality. Using line-drawing to sculpt three-dimensionality, Lee transforms clay into a micro-ecology. To the artist, an oyster is not just a biological form, but a miniature landscape painting capturing the pulse of nature.
Edition: 1 of 1 (Unique commission).
Material: High-fire Stoneware with metallic glaze
Dimensions 21 cm x W 18 cm x D 12 cm
Functionality: Sculpture / Bowl
Origin: Made in Japan, Asahiyaki Kiln
Shipping: International Shipping, 2-4 weeks
Lead Time: Ready to ship within 3-7 business days.