Tsuki (月)

Tsuki, meaning "moon" in Japanese. The collection's name reflects the use of energetic colors to evoke the luminous quality of the moon. Embrace the radiant energy of the moon with the Tsuki collection.

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Kanso (簡素)

Kanso, meaning "simplicity" or "uncluttered beauty" in Japanese. This collection embodies the concept with its minimalistic design and emphasis on natural elements, allowing the beauty of the cup to shine through. These cups exude elegance through clean lines. Find serenity in simplicity with the Kanso collection.

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Kage (影)

Kage, meaning "shadow" in Japanese. As shown in the collection, it reflects the use of darker colors and unique textures to evoke a sense of intrigue and hidden depths, just like the process of making coffee. Unveil the allure of shadows with the Kage collection.

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How do we make them?

Our artisans mold a mixture of high-grade clays that are then blasted in a kiln at temperatures over 2000°F. Once the cup has cooled, they either paint or dip the cup in glaze to obtain the patterns and designs. Then they refire the cups to dry and lock in the patterns. What we have left are beautiful cups with natural heat retention properties and tough material.