The Takatori family historically made highly-prized tea ceremony goods, and now they use their expertise to make very refined and light stoneware with seemingly simple and rustic kireisabi glazes.
The tea master Kobori Enshu valued Takatori ceramics for its subtle glazes and refined construction, and coined the phrase kireisabi to describe the appearance of patina which the Takatori family could achieve. 400 years later, the Takatori family is still going strong and their expertise is still apparent as soon as you see or hold any of their tableware work.
Ameyu / Warabai Mug
£3400
Takatori Saucer
£2200
Hyoutan Mini Vase
£4500
Furidashi Vase - Ameyu
£4500
Furidashi Vase - Warabai
£4500
Futamono
£3800
Warabai and ameyu medium vase
£6500
£10000
Three Legged Sake Choko
£3200
Ameyu and warabai cylinder vase
£3800
£6500
Shuichiro's Fuji Shape
£3200
Bamboo Guinomi
£3200
Wide Guinomi
£3200
Takatori Fude Mug
£3400
Haikaburi Vase
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£5200