HAKUSAN JAPAN
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Vessel-making that is "above all easy to use and fits into daily life." It pursues designs that remain standards across the ages.
Why We Love It
The design of the "G-Type Soy Sauce Pot" is by now an iconic scene of the Japanese table. But what's remarkable about Hakusan Porcelain is that there is always "newness" within the nostalgia! The vivid lapis-blue floral pattern of the "Bloom" series, in particular, is calculated to look its best when food is plated. Its conscientious pricing, too, is the maker's love itself — "we want you to use it every day." A staple of daily life you can never have too many of.
PROFILE About the Company / Workshop
Hakusan Porcelain traces its origins to a kiln founded in Hasami Town in 1779, and established Hakusan Porcelain Co., Ltd. in 1958. It continues making vessels rooted in daily life.
Its directly managed showrooms are in Tokyo/Aoyama and Nagasaki/Hasami. Its directly managed online store offers a wide lineup, from staples to limited editions.
Usability first
Designed on the basis of being pleasant to use day to day and fitting naturally into life.
An accumulation of award winners
It has produced many Good Design Award and Long Life Design Award winners, such as the G-Type Soy Sauce Pot and the Hirachawan flat tea bowl.
Showrooms & direct e-commerce
You can meet the actual products and the full lineup at the directly managed stores in Aoyama and Hasami and at the online store.