Koshigaraki
Enjoy the distinctive charm of Shigaraki ware
Pottery and vessels fired in the Shigaraki region from the Kamakura to Muromachi periods are called “Koshigaraki.”
This casual tableware series inherits the texture of that ancient Shigaraki ware — coarse and with the warmth of the fire.
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