Bright. Fun. Colorful. Miya Company’s Lantern Design Series bowls and plates were inspired by abstract art and the festivities of holidays and celebrations–so let the celebration begin!
Read More
A delightful couple dressed in their ancient finery for their wedding day is artfully created in the kokeshi style by a very talented artisan. These cute and adorable Kokeshi wedding bride and groom figurines are a wonderful addition to any home.
Read More
Eziba’s wooden set of choko (small cups) and a tokkuri (flask). Sake used to be stored in big casks made of Sugi-Japanese cedar to impart a distinctive cinnamon-like flavor.
Read More
Porcelain bird by Hakusan Ceramics, Japan. From Saikai Toki Trading.
Read More
A lovely example of the traditional cast-iron teapots known in Japan as tetsubin. Its interior is glazed in “Tetsubin” enamel, so it won’t rust or corrode. To make soothing, full-flavored tea, simply spoon loose tea leaves into the infuser, pour on ? simmering water, and allow to steep for three to five minutes. The heavy cast-iron construction retains heat so ?? well, it Kong ensures...
Read More