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Takashi Endoh

Stripped back to the bare essentials, Takashi Endoh's iconic minimalist ceramics inspired by modern architecture, design and music offer a neutral canvas to enhance whatever is served within. The signature stone-like finish is achieved through reduction firing Purion clay, revealing surfaces peppered with tangible nuances. All items are handcrafted in Kanagawa, Japan in limited quantities and imported directly from the artist's studio.
  1. Takashi Endoh

    55ml

    €55.90

  2. Takashi Endoh

    130ml

    €64.90

  3. Takashi Endoh

    200ml

    €69.90

  4. Takashi Endoh

    370ml

    €164.90

Hozan Tanii

Blending tradition with modernity, Hozan Tanii (b.1953) is considered one of the great innovators of Shigaraki-yaki: one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. Since 1975 he has been the third generation kiln master of the Tanikan kiln where he uses a variety of furnaces, including a traditional Anagama "cave kiln", to make one-of-a-kind pieces of tea- and tableware.
  1. Hozan Tanii

    150ml

    €74.90

  2. Hozan Tanii

    200ml

    €89.90

  3. Hozan Tanii

    200ml

    €89.90

  4. Hozan Tanii

    2x 200ml

    €161.82 €179.80

Petr Novak

Deeply immersed in tea culture, Petr Novák is a renowned Czech ceramic artist who has dedicated over two decades to creating teaware to support tea enthusiasts in their Cha Dao practice. All his pieces are handcrafted in the Czech Republic using locally sourced materials.
  1. Petr Novak

    250ml

    €44.90

    1 St.

  2. Petr Novak

    250ml

    €44.90

    1 St.

  3. Novak x Kulakova

    2 x 250ml

    €124.90

  4. Novak x Kulakova

    5 x 250ml

    €389.90

Christian Metzner

Oscillating between laboratory aesthetics and antiquated elegance, German glassware designer Christian Metzner's playful yet timeless pieces encapsulate the easy-going attitude of Berlin, where his studio has been based since 2007.
  1. Studio Metzner

    130ml

    €34.90

Zhang Ruiduan

The Yu De Tang workshop in Chaozhou, Guandong province, has been producing traditional Chinese tea ceramics for over a hundred years. As the fourth generation of his family's workshop, Zhang Ruiduan (b.1968) has more than 30 years of handcrafting teaware of the highest quality, earning him the revered titles of Senior Master of the Arts and Crafts and Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage by the Chinese government.
  1. Zhang Ruidan

    130ml

    €4,179.90

  2. Zhang Ruidan

    120ml

    €5,219.90

  3. Zhang Ruidan

    120ml

    €5,219.90

Jiang Liqiang

Touched by the flame, this stunning collection of wood-fired ceramics are glazed in soda and baked for over sixty hours to create a one-of-a-kind finish reminiscent of splash marks in traditional Chinese ink paintings. Handcrafted by the young, up-and-coming potter, Jiang Liqiang, as part of his Xu Ni collection named after the sacred Buddhist five-peaked mountain.
  1. Jiang Liqiang

    110ml

    €89.90

  2. Jiang Liqiang

    85ml

    €114.90

  3. Jiang Liqiang

    230ml

    €154.90

  4. Jiang Liqiang

    200ml

    €534.90

Jinshu

The globally-renowned Tokoname-yaki artisan and certified Traditional Craftsman, Seiji Ito (b.1949) is the second generation potter of the Jinshu kiln. His distinctive, award-winning designs embrace traditional materials and techniques – such as Mogake, Yōhen and Chara – while the clean, minimalist forms will not look out of place even in the most contemporary homes.
  1. Jinshu

    30ml

    €46.00

  2. Jinshu

    260ml

    €269.90

  3. Jinshu

    380ml

    €329.90

Wu Haoyu

Bridging the gap between art and craft, Wu Haoyu creates exquisite contemporary tea ceramics from Nixing clay, which has long been used in traditional Chinese teaware. The delicate pieces in a brown to black palette possess an enchanting metallic sheen thanks to the clay's high iron content.
  1. Wu Haoyu

    55ml

    €345.00

  2. Wu Haoyu

    30ml

    €325.90

  3. Wu Haoyu

    30ml

    €325.00

  4. Wu Haoyu

    45ml

    €345.00

Gato Mikio

For over a hundred years Gato Mikio have been handcrafting fine Japanese lacquerware in Yamanaka Onsen: an area renowned for its rich Urushi heritage. Frequently collaborating with contemporary Japanese designers, their timeless wooden teaware has won numerous design awards both at home and abroad.
  1. Gato Mikio

    Ø21cm

    €84.90

  2. Gato Mikio

    Ø21cm

    €84.90

  3. Gato Mikio

    Ø 21cm

    €84.90

  4. Gato Mikio

    Ø27cm

    €118.90

Iwachu

Founded in 1902, Iwachu is one of the most well-known and trusted Japanese Nanbu Tekki cast iron brands. From teapots and kettles to woks and trivets, these hard-wearing utensils crafted using traditional techniques are designed to be cherished for a lifetime.
  1. Iwachu

    320ml

    €92.90

  2. Iwachu

    650ml

    €134.90

  3. Iwachu

    350ml

    €93.90

  4. Iwachu

    650ml

    €119.90

Kaikado

Since 1875 Kaikado have been handcrafting their iconic tinplate tea caddies in Kyoto using traditional metalworking techniques. Admired for their timeless design and functionality, Kaikado caddies have tightly-sealing inner and outer lids that ensure tea leaves stay completely dry for optimal freshness. Uncoated on the outside, the metal develops a gorgeous patina through regular use.
  1. Kaikado

    for 100g Tea

    €149.00

  2. Kaikado

    for 100g Tea

    From €149.00

  3. Kaikado

    for 100g Tea

    From €149.00

  4. Kaikado

    for 120g Tea

    From €164.00

Oigen

Fine cast iron Tetsubin, Tetsu-Kyusu and trivets from the fifth generation family-run foundry Oigen, who have been making stylish and durable Nanbu Tekki ironware in the city of Oshu, Iwate prefecture, since 1852.
  1. Oigen

    1.2l

    €249.90

  2. Oigen

    650ml

    €149.90

  3. Oigen

    Ø14cm

    €35.90

Suzuki Morihisa

One of the original Nanbu Tekki foundries in Iwate, Suzuki Morihisa has been creating first-class cast ironware in Morioka since the 17th century, across sixteen generations.
  1. Suzuki Morihisa

    900ml

    €999.00

  2. Suzuki Morihisa

    1.1l

    €1,100.00

  3. Suzuki Morihisa

    1.4l

    €1,150.00

  4. Suzuki Morihisa

    13 x 2cm

    €95.00

Syouryu

Add a personal touch to your dining table with foldable Suzugami tin plates from the Shimatani Syouryu workshop in Takaoka, Japan, an area long famed for its metalwork. Melding contemporary design with traditional Buddhist temple gong manufaturing techniques, Suzugami is repeatedly hammered to make it thin like paper with a strength and resilience that allows it to be folded and unfolded again and again.
  1. Syouryu

    11 × 11cm

    €36.90

  2. Syouryu

    11 × 11cm

    €36.90

  3. Syouryu

    11 × 11cm

    €36.90

  4. Syouryu

    18 × 18cm

    €89.90

Yamada-Matsu

The historic Kyoto incense house Yamada-Matsu has a distinguished 200-year history, starting as a pharmacy supplying raw incense materials to local Buddhist temples before developing their own original recipes, which are still used to create their acclaimed incenses today.
  1. Yamada-Matsu

    14cm

    €11.90

  2. Yamada-Matsu

    7cm

    €14.90

  3. Yamada-Matsu

    7cm

    €15.90

  4. Yamada-Matsu

    7cm

    €16.90

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