Miya Company Sendan Blue Sushi Set
Miya Company Sendan Blue Sushi Set
Your takeout has never looked so good. Made in Japan, this sushi set built for two includes two sets of wooden chopsticks, two large rectangular plates and two small bowls for soy sauce—all stunningly packaged in a gift box. The unique navy and white swirled design gives a modern twist to classic Japanese blue and white pottery.
Miya Company Blue and White 5-inch Square Plate Set
Miya Company Blue and White 5-inch Square Plate Set
Made in Japan, this set of four small square plates comes in a handy gift box and each feature a different corresponding floral pattern. Two feature small blossoms and two feature more organic vine patterns–all are beautiful and give a modern answer to traditional Japanese blue and white pottery.
Kinto CAST Iced Tea Glasses — Set of 4
Kinto CAST Iced Tea Glasses — Set of 4
It's hard to find glassware that is both sturdy and delicate. We like the simple, appealing design of Kinto's iced tea glasses, which are heat-resistant and sturdier than traditional glass. The subtle lip on the rims of the glasses emphasize their sleek tapered shape and also make for easier drinking. Established in 1972 in Shiga, Japan, Kinto incorporates Japanese principles of simplicity and subtle elegance into its tableware designs.
Miya Company Rice Bowls — Set of 4
Miya Company Rice Bowls — Set of 4
Made in Japan, this set of four stunning ceramic rice or soup bowls give a modern take on the classic Japanese pottery. Each bowl has a unique, abstract pattern in black and white hues and a slightly flared top rim for a simple, elegant design that’s home in both a minimalist or maximalist kitchen.
Miya Company Pacific Forest Matte Bowls - set of 4
Miya Company Pacific Forest Matte Bowls - set of 4
Made from Japanese stoneware, this set of four minimalist bowls are deep enough for a side of rice, noodles or soup. Finished with a matte glaze, the bowls come in four complementary tones of green and brown; hints of the stoneware’s brown color peek pleasantly through the glaze.
Miya Company Terra Green Ramen Bowls — Set of 2
Miya Company Terra Green Ramen Bowls — Set of 2
Fired in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, an area famous for its tablewares, these ohgigatadon-style ramen bowls are functional and contemporary. Hand-glazed with a stunning mottled/matte finish, the stoneware bowls are equal parts durable and elegant. The mossy color was inspired by Japan’s beautiful gardens and the easily stackable fan-shaped design—a sleeker take on the traditional shape—is a popular choice among Japan’s high-end eateries. The bowls come in a set of two.
Kotobuki Trading Company Terra Green Rice Bowls (Set of 4)
Kotobuki Trading Company Terra Green Rice Bowls (Set of 4)
These deep, minimalist bowls are ideal for rice, noodles or anything, really. They’re made from Japanese stoneware, a popular material for functional yet elegant tabletop items—as it falls somewhere between the utility of clay and the delicacy of porcelain. These bowls feature some hand-done glaze work and come in a lovely, earthy green hue with accents of the material’s natural brown peeking through. Comes in a set of four bowls.
Miya Company Terra Green Mug
Miya Company Terra Green Mug
Sip tea and other hot beverages from this beautifully sculpted and glazed mug made in Japan. Each mug is made from Japanese stoneware, a popular material for functional yet elegant tabletop items—as it falls somewhere between the utility of clay and the delicacy of porcelain. They also feature some hand-done glaze work and come in a lovely, earthy green hue with accents of the material’s natural brown peeking through.
Yurari Otokomae Tableware Sake Set
Yurari Otokomae Tableware Sake Set
Made by artisans in Toki in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, this sake set combines traditional craftsmanship with modern lines. It’s a beautiful example of Mino ware, a style of pottery or ceramic made in the Mino province that has endured in the region for over 1,300 years. The set includes one carafe (called a tokkuri) and two sake cups (ochoko). We especially love how thoughtful this set’s design is: The cups are made so the scent of the sake wafts upward, and the carafe features a small, separate upper bowl for ice to keep the sake cool without diluting it. The ice bowl is also attached by fasteners that keep it sitting upright—so you won’t have ice tumbling out as you pour the sake.