Tall

ø3.3/8" x 6.1/2"

500 ml 

Short

ø5.5/8" x 4.1/8"

1.2 L

Hasami Porcelain’s signature line. From the brand’s founding to the present day, the material and cylindrical modules have remained unchanged. Muted matte colours and expressions are combined with sharp forms, consisting of only straight lines and circles. Made from semi-porcelain, the collection combines the qualities of porcelain and earthenware.

The Natural colourway is fired unglazed, while Black and Gloss Gray are coloured with pigments and glaze respectively. The edges remain unglazed, providing a feel for the base material.

Hasami-cho, located in Nagasaki Prefecture, is one of Japan's leading ceramic industrial areas. Porcelain tableware has been crafted here for over 400 years dating back to the Edo period - a rich tradition that continues to this day. 

What sets Hasami Porcelain apart from over vessels is the sensation one gets when using these pieces. Compared to other pottery these pieces have a texture and matte colour that lends itself to a more organic feel enhancing food and drink. 

The collection from Hasami is free from decoration with a concentration on traditional form and a clean straight line which is at the essensce of Japanese design. This creates a beautiful harmony between all the pieces in the collection. 

With a consideration for usability, this collection is completely free stacking. Therefore users can mix and match pieces from the collection: a plate can sit in a bowl for storage and then be used as a plate itself when the time is right. It also serves well for storage efficiency in areas with limited space. 

Each Hasami piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans, it is not mass-produced nor factory-made. Many craftspeople participate in the creation of each piece of Hasami from the mixing of soil and stone, the molding of the product, the glazing of each piece and the final kiln firing process. Therefore each piece is naturally different from all the rest: these natural blemishes or slight irregularities should not be misconstrued as flaws. This is what makes each handmade piece unique.