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Autumn of Art: Discover Handcrafted Japanese Pottery & Tableware | (ki:ts)
Celebrate Japan’s "Autumn of Art" with (ki:ts). Explore our handcrafted Japanese pottery, featuring Kutani Bitouen, Kimano-Touki, and Hamada Kiln.
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Refreshing Tableware for Summer Days
Refreshing Tableware for Summer Days As the lingering warmth of summer gently stays in London, why not introduce translucent glassware and refres... -
(ki:ts) x Kouungama : Classic Karatsu with a Modern Spark
(ki:ts) x Kouungama Kouungama opened in 1992.The kiln produces mainly bowls, plates, teacups, and other tableware using the Karatsu method. They st... -
Mashiko-yaki: Exploring the Timeless Craft of Japanese Pottery
Located in the calm countryside of Tochigi Prefecture, Mashiko is one of Japan’s most beloved pottery towns. Its signature craft, known as Mashiko-... -
IMAI DARUMA – The Spirit of Perseverance
The Meaning of DarumaThe Daruma doll is one of Japan’s most beloved symbols of good luck, fortune, and perseverance. Inspired by the Buddhist monk ... -
Tenryu: The Evolving Beauty of Hagi-Yaki
A Legacy of 400 YearsHagi-yaki, a revered ceramic tradition with over 400 years of history, is one of Japan’s most cherished pottery styles. Origin... -
SOUZYU-EN: Timeless Craftsmanship from Seto
A Legacy of Innovation and Tradition For over 1,300 years, Seto, one of Japan’s most historic pottery regions, has been at the heart of ceramic cra... -
Takayama Chasen: The Art of Japanese Tea Whisks
A Legacy of Over 500 Years The chasen, or tea whisk, has been an essential tool in the Japanese tea ceremony for more than 530 years. The Tanimura ... -
Discover the Artistry of Japanese Ceramics with the Utsuwa Iroiro Collection at (ki:ts)
At (ki:ts) London shop, we are proud to present the Utsuwa Iroiro Japanese Ceramic Collection, an exquisite selection of handcrafted ceramics tha... -
Suzugami from Syouryu
"syouryu" is the in-house brand of Shimatani Syouryu Koubou, founded in 1909. The workshop employs three of the fewer than ten master craftsmen ... -
(ki:ts) x Kaoru pottery Incense holder “Koishi”
Incense holder “Koishi” Kaoru is a new Japanese potter in London which make contemporary handmade bowls, plates, cups and various things. We are ... -
Edit TOYAMA - (ki:ts) London shop from 31st Oct 2023
Toyama is therefore colour Your browser does not support our video. Visit our life-style pop-up shop - Toyama Japan Just a two...
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