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A meditative dish designed for Japanese flower philosophy. The low, wide water surface reflects natural light while holding stems gracefully in balance.

Featuring a pinched pouring spout that drips neither water nor oil, along with an oversized ear handle balanced for one-handed pouring.

Hand-carved with Japanese bamboo loop tools while leather hard. Fired to vitrification with an ultra-matte chalk finish.

A round swollen belly thrown with precision, joined to a tight cylinder neck and two delicate ear loops. Features silicon carbide micro-volcano bubbling on the glaze surface.

Throwing this piece requires thirty pounds of grogged California stoneware clay centered on our Shimpo whisper wheel. Fired to Cone 10 (2,350°F) in a gas reduction kiln, creating iron speckling through the warm oatmeal satin glaze. Ideal for long eucalyptus branches, dried botanical stems, or as a standalone architectural accent on low benches and credenzas.

Inspired by ancient Mediterranean water vessels, this jug features an arching strap handle pulled by hand and smoothly welded onto the swollen body. The outer skin is burnished with river stones for a silky touch.

Thrust delicately on the wheel, ribbed with boxwood ribs, and dipped in our studio wood-ash celadon formulation. Captures single wild stems, Japanese anemones, or garden clippings effortlessly.

Contrasting the tactile roughness of iron-bearing dark clay with a soft chalky matte dip. Crisp straight walls engineered with high precision to anchor modern minimalist interiors.

Constructed using combined pinch and coil techniques, then paddled into its distinct twin-aperture silhouette. Glazed in a tactile sand-stone satin that invites touch.