wakasama : ceramics kikuzake traditionally associated with Daikoku

traditionally associated with Daikoku

They combine the generous thickness of wool with the durability of cotton

This print of the vintage artwork butsuen-hoji temple by Toba Sōjō echoes the artistic legacy of this renowned Heian-era Buddhist monk

what will you use this lovely oribe bowl for

wakasama : ceramics kikuzake traditionally associated with DaikokuHumble, pleasing forms, free of unnecessary ornamentation, designed for everyday use. Thrown by hand, embracing the natural qualities of clay, Wakasama pottery has a timeless appeal. Gift to loved ones or introduce into your own home and enjoy the understated beauty of Japanese ceramics yourself. Please note that your piece of Wakasama may differ slightly from the photographs.