A porcelain bowl from Arita — a town in Kyushu that has been producing some of Japan's most refined ceramics since the early seventeenth century. This bowl is individually handcrafted, its form considered for both proportion and use: wide at the mouth, low and stable, with a quiet elegance that needs nothing added to it.
Each piece bears the subtle variations that come from being made entirely by hand — no two identical. Designed with pot pourri in mind, though equally at home on a dining table, a shelf, or as a standalone object within a room.
Dimensions — 15.5 cm across the mouth, 6 cm at the base, 5 cm in height
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À LA
A study in scent, ritual, and restraint — the À LA collection is an ode to timeless Japanese craftsmanship. Each piece, from hand-rolled incense to delicately perfumed pot pourri and porcelain vessels, is created with reverence for tradition and the quiet art of daily ritual. Blending natural materials, ancestral techniques, and contemporary design, À LA evokes warmth, serenity, and intention — transforming the act of scenting a space into a moment of calm and contemplation.
