Handmade in small batches, this porcelain and wood pear-shaped sugar pot is made in Japan by ceramic designer Tatsuya Okazaki. Designed to store sugar, spices or salt on your kitchen counter or on the table, it has a “stem” that looks like a lid handle but is actually a built-in wooden spoon. The spoon handle fits through the center of the lid for easy scooping. Available in two colors in limited quantities, each pot is slightly different due to its handmade nature.

This petite spice jar comes with a brilliant lid: the cork stopper is attached to a built-in wooden spoon, which makes for easy scooping and measuring of all your spices. The stopper creates an airtight seal, which helps seasonings preserve their flavor and aroma, and the egg-shaped jars—sized to fit conveniently in the hand—are pretty enough to leave on the counter. Made in Japan by a small producer, these spice jars are hard to find in the United States and are available in extremely limited quantities. Finished with a shiny white, green, yellow, or red glaze. As the stopper and spoon are made of natural materials, some variation in color is to be expected and adds to the piece’s beauty.

Handmade in small batches, this porcelain and wood apple-shaped sugar pot is made in Japan by ceramic designer Tatsuya Okazaki. Designed to store sugar, spices or salt on your kitchen counter or on the table, it has a “stem” that looks like a lid handle but is actually a built-in wooden spoon. The spoon handle fits through the center of the lid for easy scooping. Available in three colors in limited quantities, each pot is slightly different due to its handmade nature.