Tableware & Kitchen

Square Plate (Pine Tree) - Irabo Glaze
¥3,200

Mame Plate
¥10,200

Soup Bowl S
¥14,600

Terracotta Pig Mask A (Free Shipping)
¥314,600

Namako Glaze Pitcher (Free Shipping)
¥236,000

Namako Glaze Mizusashi with Chesnut Lid
¥157,300

Calligraphy Suiteki A
¥57,200

Namako Glaze Matcha Bowl C
¥143,000

Namako Glaze Matcha Bowl B
¥143,000

Namako Glaze Matcha Bowl A
¥157,300

Small Bowl - Inside Black
¥18,000

Small Bowl - Fuki-urushi Finish
¥13,000

Square Tin Plate
¥7,500

Square Plate (Pine Tree) - Green Glaze
¥3,200

Uradome-yaki Yukihakuji Bowl
¥6,500

Plate Green Ash Glaze
¥5,600

Plate White Straw Ash Glaze
¥5,600

Shinsha Cinnabar Glaze Plate
¥55,000

Kokuzo-yaki Senmon Plate - 15 cm
¥4,000

Bicolor Plate 18 cm (Red Amber x Ash White)
¥5,300

Bamboo Woven Plate
¥12,000

Ranchuu Yoshino Cedar Chopsticks and Sakura Mizuhiki (1 pair)
¥980
![Tsugaru Ujo-yaki Natural Glaze Guinomi [GN-03]](http://oshinsha.jp/cdn/shop/products/2022_06_28_4747.jpg?v=1658733977&width=600)
Tsugaru Ujo-yaki Natural Glaze Guinomi [GN-03]
¥43,600
![Tsugaru Ujo-yaki Natural Glaze Guinomi [GN-04]](http://oshinsha.jp/cdn/shop/products/2022_06_28_4750.jpg?v=1658734228&width=600)
Tsugaru Ujo-yaki Natural Glaze Guinomi [GN-04]
¥43,600
Studios behind these pieces

Kaike-gama
Hosshoji-yaki Kaike-gama pottery for contemporary life

Appi Urushi
Lacquerware reviving the Urushi Kaido tradition of Iwate

Shiraiwa-yaki Waheegama (Toshiharu Watanabe)
Shiraiwa-yaki ceramics by Toshiharu Watanabe

Shiraiwayaki Waheegama
A revived 18th-century Akita pottery tradition

Kaishudo
Urushi lacquer from an Aizu lineage, rooted in Tottori

Mitsuyoshi Morishita
Aluminum casting by Mitsuyoshi Morishita

Tottori - COCOROSTORE
A craft shop in the historic Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses

Uradome-yaki
Tottori's revived Uradome-yaki porcelain

Inkyuuzan-yaki
300 years of pottery from the official kiln of the Tottori Clan

Kokuzo-yaki
Kokuzo-yaki pottery, founded 1890

Tottori Inaba-yaki
Folk-craft pottery from a young potter in Tottori's Inaba region

Jinjin Bamboo Studio
Bamboo craft by Norihito and Hitomi Saie

Hirohashi
Hand-shaved chopsticks from Yoshino, Nara

Tsugaru Ujoyaki
Tsugaru Ujo-yaki and the world's longest climbing kiln