Fujihira Seibun Kiln Kyo-Kiyomizu Ware Flower Vase - Cherry Blossoms at first light / 藤平正文窯 花瓶 k7-1493 combining two of Japan’s most

combining two of Japan’s most iconic crafts

Camellia has long been a representative of noble flowers in the tea ceremony

Easy Operation: Activate the sensor switch by placing the Pampshade melonpan on a flat surface

Expiry February 2027

Tetsuzo recreated this enchanting image in pottery after returning to Shigaraki

Fujihira Seibun Kiln Kyo-Kiyomizu Ware Flower Vase - Cherry Blossoms at first light / 藤平正文窯 花瓶 k7-1493 combining two of Japan’s mostHandcrafted in the heart of Gojzaka, Kyoto() the historic birthplace of Kyo Kiyomizu ware() each piece in the Seibun Collection is a quiet celebration of Japans enduring ceramic traditions. The family kiln behind this collection has been making ceramics for over a century, with a dedication that has passed from generation to generation. Now in its fourth generation, the Fujihira Seibun kiln() continues to honour its roots while embracing the spirit of