Ceramic works by the artist Tsukasa Kaneko have arrived in Otani Sanso’s Hagi-yaki Gallery.
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We have selected a number of soup cups, serving plates, sake cups, and more to bright a little color to your home in winter.
Make hagi-yaki ceramics a part of your everyday life.
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Enjoy hot items like stew or hot pot, or even hot sake even more in the delicate shapes and bright colors of Tsukasa Kaneko’s playful pieces. The Hagi-yaki Gallery offers a variety of hagi-yaki pieces to enjoy on a daily basis. Come feel them with your own hands, and find your favorite piece. *Photo: Taken at Tsukasa Kaneko’s workshop.
Touch each of these little mushrooms, and see just how unique each one is.
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When we visited the workshop, we arrived just as a batch of these mushrooms was being finished. Inspired by Tsukasa Kaneko’s carefully crafted, individual mushrooms, we also acquired a number for our store. Just like real little mushrooms, each one has a slightly different shape and color. Come see the mushroom corner in the Hagi-yaki Gallery, where visitors can take a look at all the different mushrooms. Come feel each of the pieces with your own hands, and find your favorite. (Photo to the right: Also recommended as a Yamaguchi souvenir!)
List of new products
- Soup cups
- Plates
- Small plates
- Rice bowls
- Chopstick rests
- Sake cups
- Lipped bowls
- Mugs
- Mushroom-shaped push pins (Large, small)
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See the history of Tsukasa Kaneko’s work with ceramics here
■Places where Tsukasa Kaneko's earthenware is sold
Tsukasa Kaneko's pieces can be purchased on the 2nd floor of Otani Sanso at the Hagi-yaki Pottery and Kaneko Misuzu Gallery.
(Location: Across from the "Sasanka Camellia" Giftshop)
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