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Each piece is finished by hand, giving subtle variations in shape and texture. These unique characteristics give warm and rustic impressions.
A series embracing a plethora of shapes and sizes, while showing of the scarlet hue of our Shigaraki clay.
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Enjoying sake at home doesn't need to feel complicated. You don't need to know every type of sake or follow a long list of formal rules. A bottle you enjoy, a comfortable cup, and a little time are...
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A Quiet Spring Refresh | Spring Decoration Ideas with Meizan
Spring doesn’t have to be loud. With a few simple stems, the right vase shape, and a gentle touch of Hoccori, you can bring a quiet sense of freshness into your home.
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The Specialty of Shigaraki Ware ｜ Excursion into Pottery
Where does Shigaraki clay come from? You may already know that Shigaraki is located in Shiga Prefecture, famous for its Lake Biwa.Lake Biwa, although still the largest lake in Japan, used to be mu...
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