Japanese Tableware and Tea

Porcelain and celadon for everyday rituals. Rice bowls, yunomi, teapots and plates from Mizunami, Gifu, including the reissued Sori Yanagi Washokki series made under the supervision of the Yanagi Industrial Design Institute.

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  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Rice Bowls, Set of 2: Japanese White Porcelain with Blue Spiral Pattern

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Yunomi Teacups, Set of 2: Japanese White Porcelain with Blue Spiral Pattern

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Teapot Set: Japanese White Porcelain with Blue Spiral Pattern

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Dining Set: Japanese White Porcelain Tableware with Blue Spiral Pattern

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Complete Collection: Japanese White Porcelain Tableware with Blue Spiral Pattern

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Rice Bowls, Set of 2: Japanese White Porcelain

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Dining Set: Japanese White Porcelain Tableware

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Complete Collection: Japanese White Porcelain Tableware

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Yunomi Teacups, Set of 2: Japanese White Porcelain

  • Sori Yanagi Washokki Teapot Set: Japanese White Porcelain

  • Shichifuku "Seven Lucky Gods" Dobin Teapot — White Porcelain, In-Glaze

  • Shichifuku "Seven Lucky Gods" Sencha Teacup — White Porcelain

  • Shichifuku "Seven Lucky Gods" Saucer — Heptagonal White Porcelain

  • Casane Te Sakura Dobin Teapot · Pink Lid, White Body

  • Casane Te Sakura Plate 11.5 cm · Pink Porcelain

  • Casane Te Sakura Plate 13 cm · Pink Porcelain

  • Casane Te Sencha Teacup · White Porcelain

  • Haas 70 ml Soy Sauce Pitcher, Bluegreen Celadon

  • Haas Small Dish · Bluegreen Celadon

  • Haas 70 ml Soy Sauce Pitcher, White Celadon

  • Haas Small Dish · White Celadon

  • White Line Mini Cup 45ml · Reactive Cobalt Blue

  • White Line Cup 150ml · Reactive Cobalt Blue

  • White Line Cup 200ml · Reactive Cobalt Blue

Letters from the workshopsNo. 01

I believe mingei is a timeless theme

By Mizuki Aruga, Editor at Japan Documented

Living day to day in Japan, I often feel that the word "mingei" gets used loosely, just for a vague sort of mood. I suspect that visitors who love Japanese culture enough to make the trip to the Japan Folk Crafts Museum in Komaba, Tokyo, may know far more about it than we do.

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