HIRADO KOHSYO DANEMON Kiln Mikawachi Ware Tea Leaf Aroma Burner / 平戸洸祥団右ヱ門窯 菊花飾茶香炉 usk-s6 heavy clays that invite bold

heavy clays that invite bold crystallisation

giving it the gentle feeling of a watercolour painting

this soap dish embodies the essence of Japanese craftsmanship

5(with handle) x 9 cm height

Celebrate the beauty of Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms with these elegant champagne glasses that transform as you pour in a chilled beverage below 17°C

HIRADO KOHSYO DANEMON Kiln Mikawachi Ware Tea Leaf Aroma Burner / 平戸洸祥団右ヱ門窯 菊花飾茶香炉 usk-s6 heavy clays that invite boldThe story of Mikawachi ware () began in 1598 in the hills above Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture (). For generations, its porcelain was created for the lords of the Hirado domain and as prestigious presentation pieces, rather than for ordinary commercial production. The expectation was always exceptional craftsmanship, and this freedom to work without prioritising speed or cost shaped Mikawachi ware into something extraordinarily delicate and