Japanese pottery / Imari & Arita ceramic

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This is Arita and Imari porcelain store in Japan. We hope people coming from foreign country like these goods.

Our shop is special shop of Japanese traditional ceramic ware.(porcelain and pottery) Mainly Arita porcelain and Imari porcelain. Arita and Imari prcelain have 400 years history and are known as first porcelain product area in Japan (1616)

Our shop is located in Shibuya area so convenient to visit.

A masterful sake set crafted by Kusuo Baba, the second-generation head of the renowned Shinemon Kiln in Arita.This work,...
17/08/2025

A masterful sake set crafted by Kusuo Baba, the second-generation head of the renowned Shinemon Kiln in Arita.
This work, titled “Landscape of Mountains”, embodies the grandeur of distant peaks seen against the vast horizon. The flowing red hues of cinnabar glaze express mountain ranges, while the deep, black tenmoku glaze evokes the depth of the sky. Together, they create a striking contrast and a sense of profound depth—as if gazing into nature’s eternal beauty.

The Shinemon Kiln is celebrated as a pioneer in the art of “Yohen” glazes, where colors and patterns naturally transform inside the kiln to reveal unpredictable, breathtaking effects. Kusuo Baba himself continues this legacy, capturing the majesty of nature within his works.

This exceptional sake set (tokkuri and guinomi) is available exclusively at Japanese Pottery in Tokyo, just a 7-minute walk from Ebisu Station. A one-of-a-kind piece not to be missed.

✨ The Art of Light and Foil — Mt. Fuji in Arita Porcelain ✨This framed porcelain artwork captures the iconic Mt. Fuji wi...
15/08/2025

✨ The Art of Light and Foil — Mt. Fuji in Arita Porcelain ✨

This framed porcelain artwork captures the iconic Mt. Fuji with an extraordinary technique that blends gold, platinum, silver, and iridescent foils. Created by master artisan Tatsuro Ono (Kozan Kiln), it embodies a rare harmony of traditional craftsmanship and innovative expression.

Each foil—delicately hammered hundreds of times until paper-thin—is carefully applied by hand using natural lacquer, then fired at around 200°C. The process requires not only patience but also impeccable timing and skill, as multiple colors cannot be applied at once.

The shimmering golden sky, the misty mountains, and the soft curves of clouds and pine ridges come alive with a depth and warmth that only foil can produce. The artwork transforms with the changing light of day, offering a different beauty from morning to evening.

This one-of-a-kind piece is available exclusively at our store Japanese Pottery in Tokyo, just a 7-minute walk from Ebisu Station. Perfect for collectors, gifts, or as a statement piece in your home.

This is a work by Kitamura Fukuji, a certified Traditional Craftsman of Arita ware. Born in 1932, Kitamura has already p...
12/08/2025

This is a work by Kitamura Fukuji, a certified Traditional Craftsman of Arita ware. Born in 1932, Kitamura has already passed the age of 90 and has retired from his creative activities.

A one-of-a-kind masterpiece of the highest quality, never to be reproduced again. It is proudly presented by Eiichi Kusaba, an Arita-born buyer with deep knowledge and passion for the craft.

Kitamura Fukuji built a long career as a specialist in porcelain painting. In his early thirties, he became independent, establishing his own studio and producing numerous celebrated works.

This piece features a stunning combination of bold peony motifs and the traditional “Shippō” (Seven Treasures) pattern, a symbol of good fortune. Having long since retired, most of Kitamura’s works have already found their way into private collections. This particular piece, however, was once exhibited in an art show and held special significance for Kitamura himself, which is why it had been carefully preserved until now.

Vase “Ruri Blue” — a breathtaking creation from the renowned Shinemon Kiln in Arita, celebrated for its mastery of glaze...
11/08/2025

Vase “Ruri Blue” — a breathtaking creation from the renowned Shinemon Kiln in Arita, celebrated for its mastery of glazes.

This vibrant cobalt blue piece, named Ruri, showcases the kiln’s signature ability to bring out deep, luminous colors through expert glaze techniques. Although compact in size (H: 16.7 cm / 6.6 in, W: 15.5 cm / 6.1 in), it makes a striking statement, perfect for apartment spaces, entryways, or as a refined interior accent.

Each Ruri vase is unique — even with the same glaze, the hue and pattern vary every time it’s made. This particular piece was personally selected by Mr. Kusaba, owner of Japanese Pottery in Tokyo, directly from the kiln.

Available now at our shop, just a 7-minute walk from Ebisu Station in Tokyo.

New arrival — a beautifully restored Kintsugi plate from the Arita region.Measuring 16 cm (6.3 inches) across, it depict...
08/08/2025

New arrival — a beautifully restored Kintsugi plate from the Arita region.
Measuring 16 cm (6.3 inches) across, it depicts a serene indoor scene: a man enjoying sake and reading while a woman prepares tea, both surrounded by traditional Japanese interior elements.

This slightly vintage piece from Arita has been repaired using the traditional Kintsugi method, with natural materials and genuine gold.
Our Kintsugi works take months of careful craftsmanship and embody the beauty of resilience and imperfection.

As of today, we have several other new Kintsugi arrivals in store.
Available at Japanese Pottery in Tokyo, just an 8-minute walk from Ebisu Station.
Price range for Kintsugi pieces: ¥20,000–¥50,000.

Just arrived — a stunning new Kintsugi piece featuring a rooster motif.This large plate measures 25.5 cm / 10 inches in ...
03/08/2025

Just arrived — a stunning new Kintsugi piece featuring a rooster motif.
This large plate measures 25.5 cm / 10 inches in diameter and commands attention with its bold composition and vibrant restoration lines.

Repaired using a traditional Japanese Kintsugi technique, this piece was restored entirely with natural materials and genuine gold.
Each line of gold tells the story of time, fragility, and resilience — and completing a single piece like this takes over two months of dedicated work.

Available now at our Ebisu shop in Tokyo, along with other Kintsugi artworks.
Come and see the beauty of imperfection, made whole again.

Decorative Plate 16.6cm “Kinsai Sakura Cherry Blossom”A small yet radiant masterpiece featuring vivid pink sakura flower...
28/07/2025

Decorative Plate 16.6cm “Kinsai Sakura Cherry Blossom”
A small yet radiant masterpiece featuring vivid pink sakura flowers against a stunning textured gold background.

Created by master artisan Tendo Eguchi, a certified traditional craftsman of Arita ware from the esteemed Kinryu Kiln.

Measuring just 16.6cm in diameter, this decorative plate may be compact, but its presence is bold and elegant — making it perfect as a Japanese gift or souvenir.

Available now at our Tokyo Ebisu shop. We highly recommend it for collectors, gift seekers, and anyone who loves authentic Japanese craftsmanship.

Introducing "Kirameki", a breathtaking creation by Kusuo Baba, master of glazes and head of the prestigious Shinemon Kil...
25/07/2025

Introducing "Kirameki", a breathtaking creation by Kusuo Baba, master of glazes and head of the prestigious Shinemon Kiln in Arita.

This coffee cup and saucer set bursts with vibrant layers of burnt orange, violet, cream, and sky blue—each blending together like a swirling nebula. ✨
Even when using the same glaze, no two pieces ever come out the same. That's the magic of Baba’s craftsmanship—every piece is a one-of-a-kind work of art.

Kusuo Baba is one of Japan’s most acclaimed ceramic artists, with numerous awards and a reputation as a glaze specialist.
We are proud to offer this exclusive piece at our Ebisu shop, just 8 minutes from Ebisu Station in Tokyo.

Drop by to see it in person—this is a rare piece you’ll want to hold in your hands.

Introducing a stunning new arrival from the renowned Shinemon Kiln — a masterpiece by Kusuo Baba, a legendary Arita ware...
23/07/2025

Introducing a stunning new arrival from the renowned Shinemon Kiln — a masterpiece by Kusuo Baba, a legendary Arita ware artist and glaze specialist.

This unique coffee cup and saucer set is part of the "Ryokuei" (Green Shadow) collection, featuring bold, expressive glaze work that feels like capturing a moment of flowing energy in ceramic form.

We have carefully selected five new pieces from his latest series, and this is one of our favorites.

Available now at our Ebisu shop in central Tokyo — perfect for collectors and ceramic art lovers visiting Japan.


This is a coffee cup by Kusuo Baba, a ceramic artist and glaze specialist of Arita ware. Using multiple glazes he develo...
20/07/2025

This is a coffee cup by Kusuo Baba, a ceramic artist and glaze specialist of Arita ware. Using multiple glazes he developed himself, Baba creates works that express a truly unique artistic vision. This is a one-of-a-kind piece, currently available at our Ebisu store.

Japan is in the height of summer, and we've stocked our Tokyo store with a curated selection of the finest Arita ware ar...
20/07/2025

Japan is in the height of summer, and we've stocked our Tokyo store with a curated selection of the finest Arita ware art pieces—masterfully crafted by renowned traditional artisans of Japan.

Today, I'd like to introduce a large vase adorned with a vibrant sunflower design, the perfect symbol of summer. It's a one-of-a-kind piece, making it exceptionally rare and highly valuable.


We have received 20 new kintsugi pieces for sale today. Since each piece is one of a kind, they are available exclusivel...
11/03/2025

We have received 20 new kintsugi pieces for sale today. Since each piece is one of a kind, they are available exclusively at our Tokyo Ebisu store and not through our online shop. High-quality pieces tend to sell quickly, so if you're interested, please visit us as soon as possible.
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Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique for repairing ceramics. It involves mending broken or chipped pottery with lacquer, which is then dusted with gold or silver powder. This technique is not just about fixing the item but also embracing the breakage as a part of the object's history, adding new value and beauty to it.

The allure of kintsugi lies in the idea that the damage becomes a beautiful aspect of the piece, transforming it into something even more valuable than before. The gold or silver lines that are added to the ceramic give it a unique and storied appearance. This technique is closely related to the Japanese aesthetic concept of "wabi-sabi," which finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence.

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