HanaKessho Container / Pink kid Taya Shikki strives to preserve

Taya Shikki strives to preserve the traditional Wajima lacquer technique and create lasting lacquerware that suits modern living

Elevate your drinking experience with this piece that seamlessly blends aesthetics and functionality

This product comes with its original carton box

this footed bowl combines elegance with functionality

This process not only imparts a subtle shimmer but also helps to conceal scratches

HanaKessho Container / Pink kid Taya Shikki strives to preserveA bowl dressed in flowers An elegant container that evokes the sense of the ancient city of Kyoto. This crystal glazing technique, called hana kessho which literally means flower crystals, originally conceived in China, has also blossomed brilliantly in Japan. The pattern, reminiscent of ice crystals also recalls the scenery of Japanese flowers and is popular among connoisseur chefs. For more story about Kumagai, visit our online media at Kogei