Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

A wood fired katakuchi (an authentic pouring vessel with a spout) by one of the living master ceramists in Japan, Teppei Ono. Ono was born in Ehime, Japan in 1958. Currently he works and lives in Kami-shi, Kochi prefecture.

In 1985, master potter Ono Teppei built a kiln on a small mountain in Tokoname. Later, in 2001, he built another which took three years to finish. He creates clay vessels in his personal quest to be free, writing that the power of art is not only resistance, but also the release of emotions that brings freedom.

Ono’s work is very reliable for daily use and expresses the simple lifestyle of our human being. Bold and rustic work must bring you warm and comfortable time for sure.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Kochi prefecture, Japan

A wood fired katakuchi (an authentic pouring vessel with a spout) by one of the living master ceramists in Japan, Teppei Ono. Ono was born in Ehime, Japan in 1958. Currently he works and lives in Kami-shi, Kochi prefecture.

In 1985, master potter Ono Teppei built a kiln on a small mountain in Tokoname. Later, in 2001, he built another which took three years to finish. He creates clay vessels in his personal quest to be free, writing that the power of art is not only resistance, but also the release of emotions that brings freedom.

Ono’s work is very reliable for daily use and expresses the simple lifestyle of our human being. Bold and rustic work must bring you warm and comfortable time for sure.

Made in Kochi prefecture, Japan

Born in Fukushima prefecture in 1975. Daisuke Kameta lives and works in Beppu, Oita prefecture.
Known for Hakuji (white porcelain) works that created by a beautiful soft glaze and dedicated processes and made from natural clay of Beppu. His quiet and decent work presents you elegant appearance.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each vase is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Beppu, Oita prefecture, Japan

Born in Fukushima prefecture in 1975. Daisuke Kameta lives and works in Beppu, Oita prefecture.
Known for Hakuji (white porcelain) works that created by a beautiful soft glaze and dedicated processes and made from natural clay of Beppu. His quiet and decent work presents you elegant appearance.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each vase is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Beppu, Oita prefecture, Japan

Wood fired cup with by one of the living master ceramists in Japan, Teppei Ono. Ono was born in Ehime, Japan in 1958. Currently he works and lives in Kami-shi, Kochi prefecture.

In 1985, master potter Ono Teppei built a kiln on a small mountain in Tokoname. Later, in 2001, he built another which took three years to finish. He creates clay vessels in his personal quest to be free, writing that the power of art is not only resistance, but also the release of emotions that brings freedom.

Ono’s work is very reliable for daily use and expresses the simple lifestyle of our human being. Bold and rustic work must bring you warm and comfortable time for sure. 

Made in Kochi prefecture, Japan.

Wood fired cup with by one of the living master ceramists in Japan, Teppei Ono. Ono was born in Ehime, Japan in 1958. Currently he works and lives in Kami-shi, Kochi prefecture.

In 1985, master potter Ono Teppei built a kiln on a small mountain in Tokoname. Later, in 2001, he built another which took three years to finish. He creates clay vessels in his personal quest to be free, writing that the power of art is not only resistance, but also the release of emotions that brings freedom.

Ono’s work is very reliable for daily use and expresses the simple lifestyle of our human being. Bold and rustic work must bring you warm and comfortable time for sure. 

Made in Kochi prefecture, Japan.

Wood fired plate with a gorgeous glaze by one of the living master ceramists in Japan, Teppei Ono. Ono was born in Ehime, Japan in 1958. Currently he works and lives in Kami-shi, Kochi prefecture.

In 1985, master potter Ono Teppei built a kiln on a small mountain in Tokoname. Later, in 2001, he built another which took three years to finish. He creates clay vessels in his personal quest to be free, writing that the power of art is not only resistance, but also the release of emotions that brings freedom.

Ono’s work is very reliable for daily use and expresses the simple lifestyle of our human being. Bold and rustic work must bring you warm and comfortable time for sure. 

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each plate is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Kochi prefecture, Japan.