Collection: CHIPS

The original brand of potter Keiji Tsuchiyama, Tou Tsuchiyama. The first generation of pottery was established in Higashiyama, Kyoto, by the first-generation potter from Terai, Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture, in the Taisho Era (1912-1926) and has continued for three to five generations.

Since the first generation, the kiln has specialized in underglaze blue and red porcelain. The pottery has earned the trust of the pottery industry for its precise work in Shozui, landscape, flower-and-bird, and other designs. Tsuchiyama has been producing beautiful and easy-to-use vessels based on this tradition.

Our pottery is not monotonous, heavy pieces made by mold making or machine crocheting. Our "usuzukuri" vessels are handmade using Kyoto Kiyomizuyaki techniques and are comfortable to hold in the hand. Our pottery is easy to use, suitable for any kind of food, and pursues beauty. We produce a wide variety of designs that can be used for everyday use or as gifts.

Mass production is available from 20 pieces per product.
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Commitment to Our Products:

• We have mastered various ceramic techniques.
• In addition to basic underglaze blue, red, celadon, and white porcelain, we also produce original blue mud, colored porcelain, floral reliefs, street scenes, etc.
• We always emphasize the function as a "vessel" and create porcelain that is easy to use and pursues beauty.

Welcome to our woodworking art and cutlery store, where we meticulously process and transform nature's gifts such as wood and overlooked foodstuffs with inherent value into exquisite works of art.

Our Commitment to Our Products:

• We salvage discarded yet valuable natural materials like wood and food items, carefully processing and converting them into unique art pieces.
• This is the essence of Nature Loss Art.
• For instance, a spoon crafted from processed wood, when regularly maintained, can be enjoyed for an extended period.
• As you use it, the spoon's texture deepens, reflecting an increased value a symbolic expression of gratitude towards nature.
• The inception of Nature Loss Art stems from a desire to craft items with lasting utility and environmental consciousness.

Based in Fukuoka, Japan, I handle every aspect of the business from procurement and design to production, sales, and customer service ensuring meticulous attention to detail. As an individual, I am flexible and open to any questions or requests you may have, responding with politeness and courtesy.

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We aim to deliver meticulously crafted pieces that stand the test of time, allowing you to enjoy them for years to come. Each creation is made with care and precision.

Rest assured, all our products are crafted from new wood, primarily scraps. We never repurpose scrap wood, and your satisfaction is our priority.

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Enrich your life with "Urushi" ware.

"J COCOMO" is a product brand of lacquerware, an ancient Japanese craft. The material that brings out the unique beauty of lacquerware is genuine lacquer, multi-roll lacquer, but can be freely adapted to any color and shape, enhancing the beauty of lacquerware.

The expression is both modern and elegant. The brand name "j cocomo" is a play on the words "urushi" meaning "a new way of enjoying lacquerware."

The brand name "j cocomo" expresses our desire to convey the spirit, things, and objects of Japan.

Commitment to Our Products:

• The most suitable place of production, the most suitable technique j cocomo's products are handmade by Japanese lacquer craftsmen.
• From a unique network cultivated in Japan, we select production sites and craftsmen with the best techniques for the finished design of our products.
• Every product we deliver to you is a rare and precious item imbued with warmth and thought.
• We promise that each product we deliver to you is a rare and valuable item filled with warmth and thought.

The name "Kikusada" was initially adopted as a trade name by Sadakichi Koizumi, the fifth generation of Koizumi Seigawara, a tile manufacturer with a heritage spanning ten generations. Today, the brand name "Kikusada" represents the craftsmanship accumulated by Koizumi Seigawara over the past ten generations.

Commitment to Our Products:

• The "Shiki" series coasters are crafted using our tile-making technology, with the tiles exhibiting water-absorbing properties to soak up water droplets.
• The Gazen series of tableware also leverages the same tile-making technology, but in this case, the water absorbency is minimized by baking the tableware at an extremely high temperature, forming an oxidized film.