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These Tomo Masks are hand cast and glazed, low-fired earthenware forms inspired by ancient gods and futuristic visions. Each Tomo (friend in Japanese) will hang on your wall and keep a watchful gaze.
The four shapes (Beam, Biscuit, Bump and Boop) are designed in Denmark and produced in the California of Europe, Portugal. The masks come in a custom cardboard box, making them perfect for gifting.
Please note: Photos are indicative, each item is hand cast and glazed so there may be some very slight variations in patterns, runs, etc.
- Measurements: 8.2" diameter
Studio Arhoj is a Danish design studio based in Copenhagen, known for its quirky and whimsical ceramics, home goods, and accessories. Founded by Anders Arhoj in 2006, the studio combines traditional Scandinavian design principles with a playful and imaginative aesthetic. Signature styles include colorful glazes, hand-painted details, and sculptural silhouettes. Our hands down favorite is the Studio Arhoj staple—their decorative ceramic ghost. Perfect as a paperweight, jewelry holder, or for adding a touch of quirk anywhere, these ceramic figures were inspired by the Japanese Shinto belief that everything has a soul and will add a little good luck to your living space.