Shigaraki : rice bowl designer Its subtle cocoon shape is

Its subtle cocoon shape is created by box pleats in the deep hem

Large enough to hold a generous bunch of your favourite in-bloom flowers or displayed empty as a lovely example of Japanese ceramics

A little ceramic dish designed for holding chopsticks

The Eames starburst playing cards showcase the Eames office starburst logo on the back

Each piece of mashiko is made by hand

Shigaraki : rice bowl designer Its subtle cocoon shape isA small, footed style bowl with a lovely rustic finish, this little bowl is suitable for rice, dessert, condiments, soy sauce, or as a ring dish. Shigaraki ware is made in Shigaraki Town, Koka City, Shiga Prefecture. The region is counted as one of the six oldest pottery producing areas in Japan. The pottery produced there is characterised by its warm colour and highly textured finish, and remains a popular choice for table ware and decorative items.