This sake cup has beautiful deep green and earth tones that evoke the great nature, and a hand-carved grass pattern is nice. It feels wonderful in the hand, perhaps because we perceive the humanity that the subtle distortion brings. By the way, in Japan, the color of this sake cup is called "yomogi-iro. Yomogi is a plant that heralds spring and also means Japanese mugwort, and has been popular since ancient times as a plant to ward off evil spirits due to its strong fragrance. Even today, we have the custom of eating Japanese mugwort rice cakes. H7.9cm W5.2cm 78g 聖杯にも見える小さなカップです。 手捏ねの微妙な歪みとヨモギ色に茶褐色が混ざったようななんとも言えない色合いが良いです。柄なのか草のようなすっとした線がいくつも引かれています。 美しさと素朴さが相待っていて何とも魅力的なカップです。 小さな手で収まるサイズ感と、軽さのバランスが良く、長く持っていても決して疲れなくしっくりくる感じがします。 かなり余談ですが、古来ヨモギは春を告げる植物であると共に香りの高さから魔除けや神秘的に力を持つと考えられていたそう。荒地や道端でもすくすく育つ、力強い植物みたいです。 ヨモギ色にも見えるこのカップと共に夕方の素敵なアペロタイムを過ごせそうです。

In Japan, Mamezara （small plate）have been widely used to hold soy sauce, salt, and other seasonings since the Edo period (1603-1868), some 400 years ago. This plate is also thought to have been used in an ordinary household during the Edo period. The black spots on the plate are the result of straw shavings mixed in during the firing process, and add a nice accent to the beautiful off-white plate. A feature worth mentioning is also on the back of the dish. The pattern, like the path this dish has followed over the long months of its life, gives us the power of imagination. H1.5cm W8.3cm 柔和な白が美しい江戸時代と思われる小皿です。皿に付いた模様のような黒い点は焼成の際に付着した藁くずと思われますが、それがかえって、皿の良い柄のように思えてきます。 この小皿の最大の魅力はなんといっても裏側の模様に見える跡ではないでしょうか。 長い年月をたどった道筋のようにも思えますし、昔の人々が実際の生活道具として使っていたのだろうということを、実感させてくれます。

An incense container is a type of tea ceremony utensil used as a container for incense. This is Vietnamese pottery that was brought to Japan in the 16th or 17th century. The blue wave pattern is called Seigaiha, and is known in Japan as an auspicious pattern, referring to all the blessings brought by the vast ocean. Tea masters were particularly fond of this type of bleeding in the blue and white porcelain. For them, bleeding is not simply a sign of damage, but a metaphor for imperfect beauty. こちらはベトナムの香合で、16世紀から17世紀に日本へ来たものと思われます。青い波の柄は、青海波と呼ばれ、広大な海がもたらすあらゆる恩恵にちなみ日本では吉祥紋として知られています。 当時の茶人たちはこのような滲んだ染付を特に好んだようで、彼らにとって滲みは単なる傷みではなく、不完全な美を表す見立てとして茶席に使用されていたそうです。

Japanese antique oil pot 1800s This pot is a cosmetic tool used mainly in the Edo period,and it's a container for storing hair oil. Women in the Edo period wore their hair up in a style 24 hours a day. The inscription on the ukiyo-e print reads, "Hair and makeup are the first refinement for a woman. Depending on your hair and makeup, you may be seen as either a graceful woman or a vulgar woman." They must have sought perfect beauty in their tools as well. You can use it as a single flower vase or as a hair oil container. H7cm D8cm W8cm こちらは、江戸時代に使用されていた化粧油の油壺です。ヘアオイル容器として使われてましたが、今使うとしたら季節の特に日本のお花を生けるフラワーベースが一番しっくりくると思います。滑らかで奥ゆかしい光沢の土感は、あらゆるお花を生き生きと見せる効果がありそうです。

A lid rest is a tool used in the Japanese tea ceremony to temporarily hold the kettle lid or ladle. It plays a significant role in enhancing the aesthetic theme of the tea gathering. Made from materials such as bamboo, ceramics, or metal, lid rests come in various shapes. They are selected based on the season and the specific atmosphere of the tea setting. This pattern of overlapping circles is called tsubotsubo, and they like to use it. H5.3cm D5.9cm W5.9cm Available in online store or through DM こちらは茶道で使う蓋置き道具の一種です。 お茶に使用するお湯を沸かした後、釜の蓋を置いておくためのものであり、また丸が重なるこの柄はつぼつぼの愛称で親しまれています。 小鍋の蓋置きや、オブジェとしても面白いかと思います。

19c Japanese antique cup Ko-Imari The imperfectly rounded shape and hand-drawn pattern are heartwarming. You can use this cup to drink a latte or a warm soup on a cold day. 19c 古伊万里　蕎麦猪口 コロンとしたフォルムと、現代的ではあるがどこか人の手を感じる柄が魅力的な蕎麦猪口です。 蕎麦猪口として使うよりはむしろ、カフェラテやカップスープなどに使う方が今の生活にマッチするかと思います。

This beautifully aged plate was made in Osaka in the late Edo period. The auspicious shrimp motif evokes a quiet, strong passion. W12cm D12cm H2.5cm 97g

This small plate depicts a beautiful bird taking flight. Can be used to serve appetizers or as an accessory case. H1.5cm W6cm D5cm weight26g Conditions: Although this pottery was made nearly 100 years ago, it is in good condition with no major chips. We hope you understand that it is an antique work of art.and please see photos.

This sake cups featuring a beautiful hand-painted, was made in Okinawa around 1900. It seems that this sake cups was used as an offering to the gods. It would be a beautiful decoration for your room,or drinking a fresh juice in the morning, or a nice evening aperitif. H5.5cm D5cm W4.3㎝ 61g Okinawa Region

A kōgo is an incense holder, one of the tools used in the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. It has a variety of motifs and is an interesting tool that shows the delicate expressiveness of the Japanese people, who change the tool depending on the season or the person they are serving. Can be used for incense and small items

Tsuboya ware from Okinawa has a history of 300 years. It was born from Tsuboya ware, which miraculously escaped the ravages of war and was passed down through the generations, and you can feel the deep and beautiful color of the sea of ​​Okinawa and the powerful climate of the land. H4cm W6cm D6cm weight51g Conditions: . The condition is good. Please understand that there may be small chips or dents as this is vintage. please see photos. Materials:pottery

Feel careful the texture of the bowl, its weight, and the sensation of touching the mouth. Tasting matcha in this bowl will transport you to the world of generous Japanese beauty. W11cm×D11.5cm×H8.5cm weight327g Conditions: As this is an antique item, there are small stains due to aging. please see photos. Materials:ceramic

Japan has some interesting cultures from time to time. And This mini samurai is one of them. This object, called Fukusuke in Japan, is displayed in shops as a symbol of prosperity. This Fukusuke, which originated in the Edo period, is sure to bring good luck. SOLD.

Tea bowls are thought to have originated in China as tea utensils and were introduced to Japan along with tea during the Nara and Heian periods. Drinking tea from such beautiful bowls may give you a sense of history. SOLD.

Vintage miniature clay doll with Daruma This doll is a rare that hugs Daruma. Then,red Daruma represents good luck in Japane. Why don't you get some new item to spice up your room. SOLD.

Samurai figure/Vintage This mini samurai is called Fukusuke and is believed to be a symbol of good luck in Japan. And it has a humorous looks that will make you laugh Only one in stock! New Samurai figure/Vintage This mini samurai is called Fukusuke and is believed to be a symbol of good luck in Japan. And it has a humorous looks that will make you laugh

Kougou is a case used in the Japanese tea ceremony to hold incense. A kōgo is an incense container used in the Japanese tea ceremony. The red-crowned crane is known as a motif of good fortune and is considered to be auspicious. 香合とは、日本の茶道で使用されるお香入れです。 丹頂は幸運のモチーフとも知られ、縁起が良いものとされます。

This whistle was crafted in Yamaguchi Prefecture,Japan. SOLD.