TY Round Plate 280 Grey Water Japanese glass research was not

Japanese glass research was not active

The white porcelain in the middle is unglazed and will slowly age

the dining table is dimensioned like the branches of a tree ― thus making it appear light-weighted and thin from some angles

and the traditional glass production method that had been used since the Meiji Era (1868-1912) was likely to become obsolete

The tin can comes with a handle for easy opening and closing

TY Round Plate 280 Grey Water Japanese glass research was notVessels as tools made as far back as 400 years ago. With a new material, we have developed a series of ceramics with a simple shape that embraces a variety of eating habits, while recalling that era. The light gray vessels, with their flexible shapes that do not limit their use, yet made of extremely strong, high density ceramic clay, carry over the non flamboyant beauty of Arita yaki porcelain into the modern age.