New Arrivals from Japan
Keisuke Hatanaka Circus Cup
$150.00
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Circus cup by Keisuke Hatanaka.
A large fun shaped handle and a cup with a 3.5" diameter. A colorful, fun ceramic piece that can be used for decoration or to be used with drinks and food.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 4x6.5x4.75"
Keisuke Hatanaka Mega Leg Square Plate
$450.00
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Mega Leg Square Plate by Keisuke Hatanaka.
A unique square plate with colorful, fun shaped legs.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 4.5 x 6"
Keisuke Hatanaka Mega Leg Square Plate
$450.00
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Mega Leg Square Plate by ceramic artist Keisuke Hatanaka.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 5 x 5.5"
Keisuke Hatanaka Mega Leg Square Plate
$450.00
Mega Leg Square Plate by Japanese ceramic artist Keisuke Hatanaka.
A unique square plate with colorful, fun shaped legs.
Made in Japan
Materal: Clay
Size: 6.5 x 5.5"
Keisuke Hatanaka Irohano Fukidashi Dish Plate
$220.00
A large ceramic dish plate with "iroha" letters in the center, and speech bubbles around the edge.
Irohanihoheto is a Japanese poem from the early 1000's that used each Japanese syllabary exactly once throughout the poem.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 11" Diameter x 1.5"H
Keisuke "Lucky" Hatanaka Mega Handle Mug
$95.00
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A very large handle on a mug cup by Keisuke "Lucky" Hatanaka.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 7.75 x 1.5"
Keisuke Hatanaka Donburi Bowl
$160.00
A large ceramic donburi bowl by Keisuke "Lucky" Hatanaka.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: 6.25 x 4"
Keisuke Hatanaka Rice Bowl
$120.00
A rice bowl by Japanese ceramic artist Keisuke Hatanaka.
Made in Japan
Material: Clay
Size: Approximately 5.5 x 3.5"
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Carafe
$350.00
A glass sake carafe by Keiji Okushima.
Perfect for enjoying fragrant sake.
Size: 5.5 x 3 x 3.5
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Carafe
$350.00
A glass sake carafe by Keiji Okushima.
Perfect for enjoying fragrant sake.
Size: 5.5 x 3 x 3.5
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Carafe
$350.00
A glass sake carafe by Keiji Okushima, known for his use of vibrant color, intricate patterning, and luxurious presence. Each piece transforms in different light, revealing shifting reflections and refractions from every angle.
Perfect for enjoying fragrant sake.
Size: 6 x 3 x 3.5
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Carafe
$350.00
A glass sake carafe by Keiji Okushima.
Perfect for enjoying fragrant sake.
Size: 5.25 x 3 x 3.25
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Carafe
$350.00
A glass sake carafe by Keiji Okushima.
Perfect for enjoying fragrant sake.
Size: 6 x 3.5 x 3.25
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Cup
$250.00
A glass sake cup by Keiji Okushima, known for his use of vibrant color, intricate patterning, and luxurious presence. Each piece transforms in different light, revealing shifting reflections and refractions from every angle.
Size: 2.75 x 2
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Cup
$250.00
A glass sake cup by Keiji Okushima, known for his use of vibrant color, intricate patterning, and luxurious presence. Each piece transforms in different light, revealing shifting reflections and refractions from every angle.
Size: 2.75 x 1.75
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Keiji Okushima Glass Sake Cup
$200.00
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A glass sake cup by Keiji Okushima, known for his use of vibrant color, intricate patterning, and luxurious presence. Each piece transforms in different light, revealing shifting reflections and refractions from every angle.
Size: 3 x 1.75
Made in Japan
Material: Glass
Taro Makihara
Akira Koie
Keisuke Hatanaka
Antique items
Masao Kozumi
Haruyuki Matsumoto
Keiji Okushima
Holz
Akira Koie
Keisuke Lucky HATANAKA
Taro Makihara
Akira Koie
Taro Makihara
Keisuke Lucky Hatanaka
Masao Kozumi
Keisuke Lucky Hatanaka
Dohei Hujinoki from Karatsu city Saga Prefecture
Taro makihara
Masato Akutsu
Keisuke Lucky Hatanaka
Akira Koie
Taro Makihara
Keisuke Lucky Hatanaka
Tea pots from Tokoname city
Keisuke Lucky Hatanaka
Norikazu Oe
Taro Makihara Hiroshima Japan
Masato Akutsu Mashiko, Tochigi
Donabe
Tea Bowls
Netsuke
梶原靖元 Yasumoto Kajihara
尾花友久 Tomohisa Obana (from Iga, Mie prefecture)
Ceramic Black Ball
Ceramic Black Ball
畑中圭介 Keisuke Hatanaka
槙原太郎 Taro Makihara
小澄正雄 Masao Kozumi
鯉江明 Akira Koie
Folk Craft Dolls
Antique Figures
Antique Vases and Bottles
Antique Plates, Cups, and Sake Cups
Antiques Objects
Wooden Bears from Hokkaido
Wooden Bears from Hokkaido
.Paper Mache Tiger
Votive Picture Tablets
Ema is a votive picture tablet which we offer to a shrine or temple when we pray for something of after our prayers are answered.
The tablet sometimes gears a picture of a horse from the fact that people once dedicated a living horse.
Ema is a votive picture tablet which we offer to a shrine or temple when we pray for something of after our prayers are answered.
The tablet sometimes gears a picture of a horse from the fact that people once dedicated a living horse.
Other objects
Plates
山田想 Sou Yamada - "Blue Series"
常滑焼 Tokoname Yaki (Tokoname Ceramic)
山田想 Sou Yamada Born in 1979 in Tokoname. His family has been making tea pots since Meiji period, and his grand father is the living national treasure. Sou has been making pots since 2002.
常滑焼 Tokoname Yaki (Tokoname Ceramic)
山田想 Sou Yamada Born in 1979 in Tokoname. His family has been making tea pots since Meiji period, and his grand father is the living national treasure. Sou has been making pots since 2002.
Hario Coffee Utensils
Hario has been dedicated to the design and production of quality heatproof glass since its founding in 1921, and currently operates the only heatproof glass factory in Japan today.
Hario has been dedicated to the design and production of quality heatproof glass since its founding in 1921, and currently operates the only heatproof glass factory in Japan today.
阿久津雅士 Masato Akutsu
益子焼 Mashiko Yaki (Mashiko Ceramics)
Akutsu Masato was born in 1976 and grew up in Mashiko Town, Tochigi, Japan, which is famous for Mashiko Pottery.
He finished the training course at the Tochigi Prefectural Ceramics Training Center in 1999 and work at the Akutsu Ceramics Studio since 2000.
He received Judge's Special Award in Mashiko 4th Pottery Convention.
益子焼 Mashiko Yaki (Mashiko Ceramics)
Akutsu Masato was born in 1976 and grew up in Mashiko Town, Tochigi, Japan, which is famous for Mashiko Pottery.
He finished the training course at the Tochigi Prefectural Ceramics Training Center in 1999 and work at the Akutsu Ceramics Studio since 2000.
He received Judge's Special Award in Mashiko 4th Pottery Convention.
畑中圭介 Keisuke Hatanaka
常滑焼 Tokoname Yaki (Tokoname Ceramics)
Keisuke Hatanaka is currently living in Tokoname, a town with a rich history of pottery. Hatanaka’s work has been featured in number of exhibitions in Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
His featured works will include his signature creation: unique clay vessels that are both inspired by Japanese animation and traditional culture.
常滑焼 Tokoname Yaki (Tokoname Ceramics)
Keisuke Hatanaka is currently living in Tokoname, a town with a rich history of pottery. Hatanaka’s work has been featured in number of exhibitions in Japan, Korea and Taiwan.
His featured works will include his signature creation: unique clay vessels that are both inspired by Japanese animation and traditional culture.
高橋大益 Daieki Takahashi (Iwate prefecture)
南部鉄瓶 Iron kettle
南部鉄瓶 Iron kettle
鯉江明 Akira Koie
槙原太郎 Taro Makihara
New Arrival from Japan 2019/March
梶原靖元 Yasumoto Kajihara
槇原太郎TARO MAKIHARA
Tokoname Tea Pot
阿久津雅土 Masato Akutsu
鯉江明Akira Koie
