Teaware & Sakeware
Cherry Bark Tea Caddy Slim
￥16,000
Cherry Bark Rectangular Box
￥17,500
Shiraiwa-yaki Mug
￥5,900
Obizutsu Cherry Bark Tea Caddy Large Silkyoak
￥21,800
Kokuzo-yaki Mentori Yunomi
￥4,300
Free Cup Green/Blue Glazes
￥5,500
Shiraiwa-yaki Shinogi Cup and Saucer Set
￥12,000
Fukumitsu-yaki Cup - Straw Ash Glaze
￥4,700
Green Glaze Matcha Bowl
￥60,000
Bicolor Cup (Sand Brown x Olive)
￥4,500
Uradome-yaki Yukihakuji Yunomi
￥3,900
Shiraiwa-yaki Namako Glaze Wine Mug
￥5,900
Ceramic Cup (360ml)
￥8,460
Obizutsu Cherry Bark Tea Caddy Large Wendge
￥21,800
Uradome-yaki Yukihakuji Cup
￥6,800
Fukumitsu-yaki Yunomi - Ash Glaze
￥3,300
Fukumitsu-yaki Cup - Iron Glaze
￥4,700
Cup Sea Blue
￥6,000
Bicolor Cup (Red Amber x Ash White)
￥4,500
Hand-hammered Copper Kettle
￥230,000
Flat Plate Green Glaze
￥7,500
Ochoko and Tokkuri Set
￥12,000
Shinsha Cinnabar Glaze Sakazuki 01
￥32,000
Inkyuuzan-yaki Guinomi 03
￥18,000
Studios behind these pieces
Denshiro Cherry Bark Crafts
Cherry barkware crafted in Kakunodate, Akita
Shiraiwa-yaki Waheegama - Aoi Watanabe
Shiraiwa-yaki ceramics by Aoi Watanabe
Shiraiwayaki Waheegama
A revived 18th-century Akita pottery tradition
Kokuzo-yaki
Kokuzo-yaki pottery, founded 1890
Tottori - COCOROSTORE
A craft shop in the historic Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses
Shokagama
A 120-year Hosshoji-yaki kiln by the Higashinagata River
Fukumitsu-yaki
Fukumitsu-yaki pottery by Kenji Kawamoto
Inkyuuzan-yaki
300 years of pottery from the official kiln of the Tottori Clan
Tottori Inaba-yaki
Folk-craft pottery from a young potter in Tottori's Inaba region
Uradome-yaki
Tottori's revived Uradome-yaki porcelain
Slow Flow Pottery Studio
Pottery reflecting the natural flow of the material
tree frog
Copper and brass metalwork by Yukako Hamachi