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Kokontozai: KASHIYUKA’s Shop of Japanese Arts and Crafts / PORCELAIN

| Design, Travel | photo_Keisuke Fukamizu   stylist_Nobuko Ito   hair &make_Masako Osuga   editor_Masae Wako   translation_Mika Yoshida & David G. Imber

Something that adds a touch of luxury to the everyday, that carries the air of Japan about it. A thing that beckons you to use it. Shopkeeper KASHIYUKA set out across Japan to find such handiworks. Her first venture is to Kanazawa, the birthplace of traditional Kutaniyaki ceramic, and the studio of ceramicist Kiyoko Morioka.

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  • Purchase No. 1 [White Porcelain Teapot] I discovered Kutaniyaki ceramic of purest white; beautiful and delicate, nearly transparent.
  • The Kanazawa studio where Ms. Morioka creates her work in white porcelain. Before bowls and cups aligned in rows for surveying, our buyer, KASHIYUKA. To select from among the cups, tea was actually poured and sipped, in order to feel the sensation against the lips. Coat, ¥98,000; skirt, ¥44,000 (Both from Y's / press contact (Japan) +81 3 5463 1540) Tops, earrings, shoes and socks are the stylist's own.
  • The Morioka studio in Kanazawa. At its thickest, her white porcelain measures just 4 mm. Grey vases are from her “Toh-un” (Sheer Clouds) series, which introduces smoke into the firing process. Says KASHIYUKA, “These vases work in either Eastern or Western floral presentations.”
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