Arita ware is known for its painting techniques, and this is why they have created a series that looks simple at first glance.

Hibi does not limit itself to tableware; it transcends the boundaries of porcelain and ceramics, cherishing encounters with people and materials, and the blessings of nature, in pursuit of the "possibilities of pottery."

This small yet striking vase can beautifully brighten up your daily life, even if you put a single flower picked from the field in it.

BAKEWARE has created durable ovenware with excellent heat retention based on the concept that oven cooking should be for everyday cooking rather than just for special occasions.

The Seika brand, produced by Shingama in Arita, Saga Prefecture, was launched 40 years ago. Even today, they continue to focus on hand-painting and have produced many pieces of pottery.

"Peto" is a porcelain pet urn. Its cute and tranquil appearance blends into your daily life while allowing you to reminisce about your loved one.

A best-seller for the 50th year. Rather than being flashy, its simple appearance is reminiscent of the original Japanese tableware, and I think it matches the modern Japanese dining table.

The sherbet gray series is a very popular product that uses a mysterious glaze that changes color depending on the angle from which it is viewed.

Bring Showa retro into your life. "DOTS & LINES" is a series of three free cups designed to blend naturally into modern life.