Tall Porcelain Mug, Black tray Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane in

Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane in Hawaii in the 1890s inspired the no-seam shoulder construction

Made in Japan

playful cushion in the shape of a mole by Japanese duo Tomotake

or decorative objects

Tall Porcelain Mug, Black tray Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane inFormed from porcelain made from natural Amakusa pottery stones and mixed with potter's clay, the appeal of Hasami Porcelain lies in its tactile feel on one's lips and clasped in one's hands. Compared to earthenware, this mug has a pulled together leanness to it. Completely unadorned, its pure, clean lines echo the foundation of Japan's traditional shapes and forms. Made in Hasami, a ceramic district in Nagasaki, Japan. Ash wood tray sold separately.