Kikyoh Pair Rock / Light Purple & White awagesho These sake cups originate from

These sake cups originate from Yamanaka Onsen in Ishikawa Prefecture

These timeless and versatile glassware effortlessly travels from tabletop to bedside

These minimal napkin holders add an elegant flair to hosting events or celebratory meals

Artisan Seiji Ito pursues his desire to produce exquisite teawares that are both beautiful and functional

Kikyoh Pair Rock / Light Purple & White awagesho These sake cups originate fromA pair of quaint porcelain rock glasses from Gifu Prefecture embellished with japanese bellflower motifs in light purple and white made with the risenyaki method, a transfer technique which uses Japanese paper decal made on copper plates to apply prints on porcelain with a moist brush. The added touch enhances the beauty of white porcelain with its printed texture. For more story about Miyama, visit our online media at Kogei Standard. Area: Mizunami,