
Explore our cup and mug range
Delve deep into our handmade selection of fine cups and mugs made in the far East for your enjoyment.
Delve deep into our handmade selection of fine cups and mugs made in the far East for your enjoyment.
Discover our authentic handcrafted bowls, perfect for soup, rice, noodles and much more!
These expertly crafted plates were designed and made just for you.
Explore our range tailored for those drawn to sophisticated black and grey hues.
Experience the serene beauty of our diverse blue collection, designed to captivate and inspire.
Embrace the timeless elegance of white collection, crafted to elevate.
Immerse yourself in the refreshing charm of green collection, curated to bring nature's tranquility.
"I was just amazed by the enchanting fragrance of these incense sticks; it's truly magical. Can't get enough of them, especially the bergamot scent!"
Jessie R.
"I was extremely impressed by the quality and elegance of the porcelain plates I bought from this shop."
Sarah H.
"Received my porcelain plate in impeccable condition, and it's absolutely beautiful!"
Casey N.
"Just got my hands on this porcelain soup mug, and I'm already obsessed. It's like upgrading my soup experience to first class."
Elizabeth R.
"Okay, so I wasn't sure about this charcoal porcelain bowl at first, but now? It's just so practical and looks amazing on the table."
Jimmy K.
"So, I'm kinda obsessed with this 'Black Shore' collection. It's definitely the best thing I've bought for my kitchen in a long time. Plus, it's so easy to clean, which is great."
Mark L.
Prepare to fall in love with Shigaraki ware, an ancient and iconic form of Japanese pottery that's as rich in history as it is in aesthetic appeal. Originating from Gifu Prefecture in central Japan, this craft has been perfected over...
Sake sets handcrafted by artisans in Shigaraki, Japan, are something special, blending tradition and creativity in every piece. Shigaraki has been known for its pottery since the 13th century, and the area's unique clay and firing techniques make these sake...