The Collection
Artisan Ceramics
Each piece is crafted by hand in Japan's most celebrated pottery regions. These are not mass-produced — they are made with intention, one at a time.
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Tokoname, Aichi
Tokoname Kyusu
A side-handle teapot in the Tokoname tradition, made for everyday loose-leaf brewing. This category is prized for iron-rich clay, an unglazed interior, and a built-in strainer that lets the leaves open fully in the pot.
$120
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Mino, Gifu
Matcha Chawan
A wide tea bowl meant for whisking matcha and holding comfortably in both hands. We are especially interested in Japanese chawan traditions where clay, glaze, and firing leave visible character rather than uniformity.
$85
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Hasami, Nagasaki
Yunomi Set
A pair of everyday tea cups for the teas you reach for most often. Yunomi are the most approachable vessel in Japanese tea culture: practical, comfortable in the hand, and shaped for daily repetition rather than ceremony.
$65
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Kyoto
Tin Chazutsu
A traditional tea caddy for storing loose-leaf tea away from light, air, and moisture. We plan to carry this category because good storage is part of good tea, and a well-made chazutsu can stay in use for years.
$180
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Japan's ceramic traditions span centuries, with each region developing distinct techniques, clays, and aesthetics. We are still evaluating suppliers, so the pieces shown here represent the categories we hope to carry rather than confirmed makers.
Every piece we select is functional art: designed to enhance the tea experience and to become more beautiful with use. We will only publish a full maker story when we can name the workshop and stand behind the sourcing details.