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This Hagi Yunomi is handmade by Japanese ceramic artist Tenryu (天龍作).   Rooted in the traditions of Hagi ware, this tea cup features a soft glaze, subtle crackles, and a soothing earthy tone that deepens with use.   Perfect for tea lovers who appreciate...

This handmade Shino vase was crafted by Japanese ceramic artist Masaru Nagakawa (長江勝), known for his quiet aesthetic and glaze mastery.   The vase features traditional Shino characteristics — soft white glaze with gentle iron specks, earthy tones, and a subtle, wabi-sabi silhouette.  ...

This handmade Japanese Yunomi (tea cup) was crafted by Hiroyuki Takada, a Shino ware specialist.   Featuring warm glaze tones, iron spotting, and subtle hand-thrown textures, this cup brings the earthy elegance of Mino pottery to your daily tea ritual.   Ideal for green...

This Japanese Shino Yunomi is handmade by the Sanshin Kiln (山神窯), known for preserving Mino-style firing traditions.   The warm, off-white glaze, soft iron specks, and gentle hand-thrown silhouette showcase the quiet elegance of Shino ware.   Ideal for tea lovers who appreciate wabi-sabi...

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This Aka-Raku matcha bowl is handcrafted in Japan using the traditional Raku firing technique. Its soft red glaze, wabi-sabi imperfections, and tactile warmth make it a perfect vessel for tea ritual and quiet contemplation.Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

A timeless red Raku matcha bowl, handmade in Japan. Fired using traditional Raku techniques, its deep crimson glaze and organic shape bring warmth and serenity to every tea ritual.Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

Truly One of a Kind Each piece in our collection is handcrafted in small batches. Many of our items are one-of-a-kind or available in very limited quantities — mostly just one left  and never restocked. If you see a piece that speaks to you,...

This celadon Yunomi pair is handcrafted by Kikkichi (橘吉) of Kyoto’s renowned Kiyomizu ware (清水焼) tradition.   With its translucent celadon glaze, smooth contours, and perfectly balanced form, the set radiates quiet harmony — ideal for shared tea moments, weddings, or anniversary gifts.  ...

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Japanese tea culture with this authentic Mino Yaki ceramic Kyusu teapot. Handcrafted in Japan and delicately hand-painted with soft cherry blossom motifs, this traditional side-handle teapot (Kyusu) is both a functional brewing tool and a piece of...

A serene handmade Hagi matcha bowl from the renowned Tempōzan Kiln in Japan. Its pale, soft glaze and gentle form reflect centuries-old Japanese tea traditions and the wabi-sabi aesthetic — ideal for quiet, mindful tea moments.Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

This Hagi ware matcha bowl is handcrafted by Nobuhiko Kaneko at the renowned Shiroyama Kiln in Japan. Known for its soft clay body, earthy texture, and subtle crackled glaze, each piece carries the gentle spirit of Japanese tea culture and is one-of-a-kind.Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

This Hagi Yunomi pair is handcrafted by Japanese ceramic artist Zuho Ohno (大野瑞峰).   Known for his delicate glazes and wabi-sabi textures, each cup is unique yet complementary — making this set perfect for couples or as a symbolic gift.   The subtle tones,...

Bring the elegance of Japanese tea culture into your home with this handmade Mino Yaki Sakura Ceramic Teapot Set, crafted in Gifu, Japan. Featuring a delicate cherry blossom design, this set includes a teapot with a generous capacity and a wide-mouth cup—ideal for enjoying...

A handcrafted Nezumi Shino matcha bowl from Japan, featuring muted gray glaze and timeless tea-ceremony form. No two are alike — each bowl embraces the quiet imperfections of wabi-sabi. A perfect piece for your daily ritual or thoughtful gift. Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

A rare, handcrafted Nezumi Shino matcha bowl by Japanese artisan Shunsō. The subtle gray glaze, rustic form, and textural imperfections reflect the spirit of wabi-sabi — perfect for collectors and tea lovers seeking quiet elegance. Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

A stunning Ōhi ware matcha bowl, handcrafted by master artisan Kōraku in Japan. Shaped by hand and low-fired for a warm, organic feel — each piece captures the spirit of imperfection and tradition, perfect for mindful tea rituals.Rustic Charm from Midcentury JapanThis vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics — quiet, imperfect, and full of depth.Handcrafted in the 1950s, it features a coarse, stone-textured glaze in muted whites and earthy greys, giving it a weathered and soulful look. The rough, uneven surface is intentional — every line and imperfection adds to its quiet poetry.Perfect for tea lovers, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates objects with soul and story.Material: Ceramic, wood-firedGlaze: Shino-style glaze with ash specklesDiameter: ~11.8 cmHeight: ~7.7 cmFood Safe: Yes (Lead-free)Care: Hand wash recommendedCrafting Method: Hand-thrown and kiln-firedOrigin: Japan – Vintage from the 1950sAvailability: One of a kind – not restockedWhy You'll Love ItAuthentic midcentury Japanese craftsmanshipWabi-sabi aesthetics – imperfect, serene, soulfulPerfect for tea rituals, decor, or gifting

Brew with beauty and tradition. This handcrafted Japanese teapot is made in the famed Seto region, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns. Decorated with delicate hand-painted green sakura blossoms, it blends traditional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. The smooth ceramic body retains heat beautifully, making...

This Japanese Shino ceramic vase is a handmade piece rooted in traditional pottery techniques. The creamy glaze, subtle iron spotting, and rustic silhouette reflect the quiet elegance of Shino ware.   Whether placed in a minimalist interior or used as a flower vessel, it...

A handmade Shino ware matcha bowl from Japan’s Keizan Kiln. With its soft glaze and rustic charm, this tea bowl is a timeless piece of ceramic artistry. Rustic Charm from Midcentury Japan This vintage Japanese matcha bowl is a beautiful reflection of wabi-sabi aesthetics...