“In early November, we hosted an exhibition presented by Ritsuko Yagi (Chariots on Fire) featuring one-of-a-kind ceramics by Tenshin Juba (Kobe, Japan) along with a tea experience in the upstairs space by Makiko Fujikawa (Urasenke Foundation SF) . . . 11.24.23
— EVAN KINORI
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“Shop local for the holidays… Alongside the rotating exhibitions, art director Ritsuko Yagi curates a gift shop of artists’ creations. This holiday season she recommends alchemist-potter Tenshin Juba’s organic material bowls.”
— Hollywood Reporter
“Christopher Farr Debuts Artful Collection of Rugs with Makoto Kagoshima and Chariots on Fire. One-of-a-kind rugs translate the ceramic artist's playful botanical prints into painterly floor coverings made from hand-knotted, hand-spun Afghan wool.”
— Galerie Magazine
“Prettiest Plants and Pots You've Ever Seen - “A year and a half ago, we brought news of an exhibition at Chariots on Fire, a tiny shop in LA, that blew our minds. Called A Tale of Plant & Pot, it was a collaboration between a Japanese plant whisperer we had never heard of, named Kohei Oda, and a longtime Sight Unseen favorite, the ceramicist Adam Silverman.”
— SightUnseen
“Interior Cachet: Quirky antique shops to contemporary design galleries: Chariots on Fire — This decorative arts store specializes in functional pieces, most of which are unavailable anywhere else in the city”
— Architectural Digest
“Ceramic Artist Makoto Kagoshima Crafts Intricate Earthenware Plates… on display at Chariots on Fire”
— Louis Vuitton City Guide
“The Artistry of Plants & Pots - “Mutant cacti in pots with unconventional, often imperfect, glazes. Sounds strange? Strangely beautiful is more like it.”
— The New York Times
