Iga Black Luster Eared Japanese Flower Vase MAKER_Yoshita Kasho one of the iconic signiture

one of the iconic signiture of Kutani ware

This coffee cup combines the warmth of the handcrafted stoneware with a beautiful Hanazume style

Sculpted out of Tobe porcelain—difficult to work with for a detailed art piece such as this—this creation also showcases Ohigashi’s vivid glazing techniques

This is a unique gourd-shaped chopstick rest set by Hozan Kiln of Kyo ware

this bowl is perfect for everyday use and serving guests on special occasions

Iga Black Luster Eared Japanese Flower Vase MAKER_Yoshita Kasho one of the iconic signitureThis vase by Iga ware artisan Fukushima Kazuhiro carries forward the distinctive form of the Iga ware tradition. Its silhouette recalls classic Iga vessels, where protrusions known as ears extend from the openingonce practical in origin, now symbolic of the styles enduring strength. In Fukushimas hands, they emerge as natural outgrowths of the clay, lending the work a sculptural presence. Shaped on the wheel and fired in an anagama, a traditional wood