Crafted to protect and nurture, the Husk planters feature interchangeable pots and saucers for adapting to the growing needs of a wide range of indoor plants. The unglazed pot absorbs water to aid the creation of a healthy, moist soil environment, while a hole in the base provides drainage, reducing the risk of root rot. Both the unglazed pot and glazed saucer are made from traditional Hasami stoneware, aligning with the teaware created for the Ha’ Matcha series.

Ha’ Matcha builds on the spirit of the Japanese way of tea. During the Azuchi-Momoyama period in the late 16th century, the culture of drinking matcha expanded through its role in the Zen-based tea ceremony. The rich and layered history of tea has continued to evolve, encompassing not only tea bowls and utensils, but design, architecture and philosophy.

Hasami Porcelain

Round Glass Cup

Cords

Developed in collaboration with the glass artist and designer Yoko Andersson Yamano, this series features standardised, stackable tableware with subtle hand-painted details. The rims of the plates and bowls are finished with a single colour from an earthen palette, providing a glimpse of the making process. The natural variations within the glaze add unique character, extending upon the designer’s interest in the way that mass-produced craft can retain individuality.