Using the skill of plaster mold casting, crinkles of papers are faithfully expressed on the porcelain of flower vase. The bisque finish highlights the beauty of white porcelain. This flower vase can also be displayed without flowers as a part of the interior design.
This item was selected to permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art ( MoMA).
 

The "Superbag," which faithfully replicates the distinctive creases and shadows of paper bags in ceramics, is a vase that combines the surprise and humour of being made from pottery with outstanding functionality. This series, introduced in 1979, aligns with the photorealism movement prevalent in the contemporary art world of the time and has been included in the permanent collection of MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art, New York) due to its exceptional design.　

Duetto cups and mugs incorporate the action of "giving" a drink to the person next to you into their design. This universal vessel has a rounded mouth shape and a smooth triangular shape. The oval plates with easy-to-hold rims are available in four sizes. One of the charms of this product is the use of kiln-formed glazes in both white and brown, allowing you to enjoy a different finish for each one.

From very early stage of time, we used the leaf as tableware.
We still use the leaf for the accent of dishes. A motif includes much earthenware with a leaf, but one of these most is simple.I designed this by a modern design at a more refined design.The series of the plate enjoying a season. (Makoto Komatsu)

The word "musubu" is a Japanese word that physically means to tie a string, but it also means to connect something to something else. It can be used to describe a positive situation, such as the accomplishment of a goal ("mi-o-musubu") or a wonderful encounter ("en-o-musubu"), leading to a variety of words.
Enjoy the shape of "musubu" in both directions as a vase for a single flower.