Modular dinnerware system with 400 years of ceramic tradition - plates as lids, bowls as cups
Hasami Porcelain blends 400 years of Japanese ceramic tradition with contemporary minimalism. Designed by Takuhiro Shinomoto, each piece embodies modularity and universality - stackable forms with uniform diameters inspired by traditional jubako and oryoki, creating tableware that suits all cuisine styles while celebrating the organic beauty of handcrafted imperfection.
Signature$32-$38
Iconic stackable mug with matte natural glaze. Available in 11oz, 13oz, and 15oz sizes - the uniform diameter allows all sizes to nest perfectly.
Signature$32-$72
Clean-lined plates in various sizes (3.25" to 10") that double as lids for bowls. The tray becomes a lid, a coaster, or a plate - true modularity.
Signature$32-$48
Versatile bowls with straight sides that stack efficiently. Available in 5.7" and 7.3" sizes with matching plates that serve as lids.
$32-$48
Deeper bowl variant perfect for ramen, soups, or grain bowls. The same modular design allows stacking with plates and other bowls.
$48
Elegant carafe for water, sake, or flowers. The same organic porcelain texture and matte finish as the full collection.
Signature$32-$38
The signature mug in a sophisticated gloss gray finish. Same stackable design, different personality - pairs beautifully with natural pieces.
$27
Ash wood tray that serves as a lid for mugs and small bowls. Adds warmth to the porcelain collection and protects beverages.
🇯🇵 JP · $15-$80
Yamazaki Home brings over 100 years of Japanese space-saving innovation to everyday household organization. Their philosophy centers on mindful design that simplifies daily life while maintaining visual elegance - creating 'quiet helpers' that make homes lighter, calmer, and more beautiful.
🇯🇵 JP · $15-$80
KINTO creates thoughtful objects that bring comfort and inspiration to everyday life, embracing the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi and the concept of 'uninterfering design.' Each piece balances usability with aesthetic harmony, designed to blend seamlessly into living spaces while encouraging mindful moments.
🇯🇵 JP · $35-$150+
Snow Peak embodies 'Human Nature' - the belief that spending time outdoors enriches human life. Founded in 1958 by mountaineer Yukio Yamai in Tsubame-Sanjo, Japan's historic metalworking region, Snow Peak creates heirloom-quality gear using time-honored titanium craftsmanship. Their philosophy centers on 'Takibi Time' - gathering around a fire to connect with nature and others.
🇯🇵 JP · $$
1616 / arita japan reinterprets Arita ware for contemporary daily use by combining local porcelain craftsmanship with modern international design language. The brand keeps the thinness and strength of traditional Arita production while introducing simplified forms, modular proportions, and bold color applications across multiple designer-led lines. Its collections bridge Japanese material heritage and European design culture without losing utility.
🇯🇵 JP · $$
Hario embodies Shinzenbiraku, a Japanese philosophy combining cognitive truth, ethical goodness, aesthetic beauty, and ease of use. As the only heatproof glass manufacturer in Japan with their own factory, they merge laboratory precision with functional beauty, creating coffee equipment that is both scientifically rigorous and elegantly restrained.
🇺🇸 US · $30-$200
Heath Ceramics embodies a California craft philosophy rooted in timeless design and honest materials. Founded by Edith Heath in 1948, the company creates handcrafted ceramics that celebrate process, material, and the visible touch of the hand. Their human-scale factory blends tradition with innovation, producing pieces designed to be enjoyed for generations.