This coffee bowl (is known as Petit dejeuner bol in French) has calming and an excellent sense of presence coincide in harmony. This piece that you'll feel temptation of looking forever, at the same time motivates you to play around in various ways as you like. The rim part shaping bloom is a time-consuming manual process that requires extra attention. Maiko made this hoping it will make people happy and cheery when they pick up. Versatile for soup, tea, matcha green tea etc. 

Measurements: approx. Φ9x7.2(h)cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch

Meticulous hand craftsmanship for dignified appeal stands out on this simple piece. Even though all these details

are made by hand work, each piece has well-proportioned form that fade it from your mind. The rim part shaping bloom is a time-consuming manual process that requires extra attention. Maiko made this hoping it will make people happy and cheery when they pick up. This design can be used for a long time that never go out of style. Available 2 colours.

Measurements: approx. Φ11.3x1.8(h)cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch

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Warm and feminine feature characterising craftsman Maiko Okuno are condensed in this small piece. Suriurushi that is the method of applying and wiping Urushi lacquer many times over for the outer surface, and matte finish for inner surface. It is absolutely a precious piece that makes you smile every time when you look at it. Also the beans have been considered as the symbol of lucky in Japan. A set of red and black would be a perfect gift choice for a couple. 

Measurements: approx. Φ6.0x4.2cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch

This is generously proportioned Sake cup with a charming hand-drawn design on the upper part. By applying and wiping Urushi lacquer many times over, it leverages the beauty of natural wood grain as well as lustering the surface. The graceful purple colour is very unique. It can be used as a container for small snacks. 

Measurements: approx. Φ6.6x4cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch

This small sake cup forms like a blooming flower. After forming this beautiful shape on a lathe and then by hand, lacquering and wiping off repeatedly many times over, thus develops its natural wood grain coming through from underneath. What's unique about this cup is uneven lacquered surface depends on the part of the wood. 

Measurements: approx. Φ5x4.5cm

Base materials:  Japanese cherry birch

The sophisticated handle, stylish rim and the feminine figure, each detail carries on the sense of refined elegance. Creating this elaborate shape out of a block of wood requires a lot of precision and skillful technique. She pays close attention to adjusting the thickness of the edge to make a shape of flower. This compote stand that features all these details will definitely create warm space with a modern twist. It takes 6-7 months to complete this item because she takes care of all the process starting from raw wood. Suitable for dessert such as ice cream, cut fruits or can be used as a snack vessel. 

Measurements: approx. Φ12x7.3cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch

This soft and gentle form born out of her delicate hands characterises her work and comfortably fits in your hand. In addition to its visual appeal, this "Katakuchi" vessel is very well-considered practical use as it effectively prevents dripping. The lipped part is not attached to the cup afterword, but cut out from a block of wood to shape by hand. This is actually the most difficult part to be done. The inner surface is rough finish ("Makiji") by applying clay powder which makes it durable. It takes 6-7 months to complete this item because she takes care of all the processes starting from raw wood using the natural drying process. Suitable for Sake server, source or can be used as a bowl. 

Measurements: approx. Φ8.5x7.5cm (180cc)

Base materials: Horse chestnut

This chestnut shaped small box is an absolutely breathtaking piece. After forming this beautiful shape on a lathe and then by hand, lacquering and wiping off repeatedly many times over, thus develops its natural wood grain coming through from underneath. Furthermore the wood grain of the lid and the body fit snugly. This requires extreme precision and delicacy. If you enjoy Japanese tea ceremony, this can be used as an incense container. 

*Available in 2 different types of wood - Japanese cherry birch and Zelkova 

Measurements: approx. Φ5.5x4cm

Base materials: Japanese cherry birch/Zelkova

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