Cup – Hitokoshi Asanoha Pattern in White Vase the British Museum held a

the British Museum held a solo exhibition of his ceramics—the first solo show ever dedicated to a Japanese ceramic artist

this nostalgic item reminiscent of slow train journeys has made its way into modern times

Jewelry made using the original cut stones of "Irise coffret

Each tooth is then hand-cut by a skilled artisan

deep main color unique to lacquerware

Cup – Hitokoshi Asanoha Pattern in White Vase the British Museum held aThis charming cup features a rounded, playful form that fits gently in the hand. Its soft, white tone is adorned with a Hitta (dotted) pattern dyed in a shibori style, arranged in a traditional Asanoha (hemp leaf) motifbeautifully blending the heritage of Japanese tableware with a touch of modern refinement. Crafted from warm, textured Natsume wood, it offers a comforting presence perfect for starting your day with ease. The pattern is carved around