Saucer  Tomohito Funaki san uses a less common form of traditional lacquer technique known as Makiji Urushi 蒔地 by building the layers of lacquer over coarse stone clay sediments directly applied to...

Warm nomadic minimalist style, individually handmade textural cracked-surface bowl. Perfect for serving ramen, pasta or any large serving dish. Suitable for daily use.

Warm nomadic minimalist style, individually handmade textural cracked-surface bowl. Perfect for serving rice , salad or any side dish to go into your teishoku set. Suitable for daily use.

Pasta Plate Tomohito Funaki san uses a less common form of traditional lacquer technique known as Makiji Urushi 蒔地 by building the layers of lacquer over coarse stone clay sediments directly applied...

Rim Plate Tomohito Funaki san uses a less common form of traditional lacquer technique known as Makiji Urushi 蒔地 by building the layers of lacquer over coarse stone clay sediments directly applied...

Soup Plate Tomohito Funaki san uses a less common form of traditional lacquer technique known as Makiji Urushi 蒔地 by building the layers of lacquer over coarse stone clay sediments directly applied...

Zen Plate Tomohito Funaki san uses a less common form of traditional lacquer technique known as Makiji Urushi 蒔地 by building the layers of lacquer over coarse stone clay sediments directly...

2 Piece Set includesCeramic plate (Yuu Kyozan Blue)  1 pcBrass plate (Kin Cha)  1 pc The shape is inspired by wooden fishing boats that once lined up along the many...

The shape is inspired by wooden fishing boats that once lined up along the many alcove of Kyoto coastlines. Its also known as the “soup drinking bowl” as a gentle...

The shape is inspired by wooden fishing boats that once lined up along the many alcove of Kyoto coastlines. Its also known as the “soup drinking bowl” as a gentle...

The shape is inspired by wooden fishing boats that once lined up along the many alcove of Kyoto coastlines. Its also known as the “soup drinking bowl” as a gentle...

These cups are made in Shiga Prefecture. They have interesting natural crazing texture which varies from one cup to another. The ceramist skilfully controlled the specially aged white clay (from...