The majority of Japanese ceramics are from Mino ware, which was introduced by a Korean Buddhist priest over 1300 years ago as an earthenware product. At year 885-930, Emperor Daigo marked Mino as a tributary province, responsible for creating ceramic tributes to Daimyo. Over time, more and more potters arrived in the city to practice the art and their skills were valued highly.

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Hanaemi 20cm Flat Plate

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Kohyo Rinka 16cm Bowl

KONARE SOLO Green Mug

KONARE Solo Indigo Mug

Kasumi Fujimura Canele Cup and Saucer plate set

KONARE SOLO Beige Mug

Kohyo Rinka 24cm Bowl

Kohyo Rinka Coffee Mug and Saucer plate set

KONARE Moment White Mug

Kasumi Fujimura Flower-Shaped Cutlery Rest

Kasumi Fujimura Relief Medium Plate

Kasumi Fujimura Flower-Shaped Large Plate

Kasumi Fujimura Canelé Saucer Plate (only)

Kasumi Fujimura 4-Petals Small Bowl

Kasumi Fujimura 4-Petals Large Bowl

Matcha Chasen Whisk and Chashaku Scoop set

Hanaemi 18cm Deep Bowl

Hanaemi 17cm Flat Plate

Hanaemi 16cm Bowl

Hanaemi 12cm Deep Bowl

Kasumi Fujimura Twist Plate

Kohyo Rinka 10cm Bowl

Kohyo Rinka 16cm Noodle Bowl

Kohyo Rinka 17cm Plate

Kohyo Rinka 21cm Bowl

Kohyo Rinka 21cm Plate

Kohyo Rinka 24cm Plate

Kohyo Rinka Coffee Mug

Kohyo Rinka Oval Plate

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