Togei Workshop sells ceramics shipped directly from Japanese kiln towns: Arita cobalt-blue tableware, Shigaraki plates, Mashiko mingei mugs, Bizen wood-fired vases and Kutani gold-overglaze incense burners, priced from ¥7,400 to ¥34,000.
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Togei Workshop sources directly from Japan's most celebrated kiln towns — Arita, Mashiko, Shigaraki, Bizen, Kutani — bringing centuries-old ceramic traditions to global tables.
Stories of place
Japanese ceramics differ profoundly by region: Arita's delicate cobalt-blue underglaze, Shigaraki's rustic earthen surfaces, Bizen's wood-fired wabi-sabi transformations, Kutani's ornate gold overglaze. Each piece is a unique encounter between local clay, fire, and centuries of inherited skill.
Curated pieces
- Arita-yaki Sometsuke Bowl Set of 5, Sakura — ¥18,500
- Shigaraki Large Plate 30cm, Natural Glaze — ¥9,800
- Mashiko Mug Pair, Mingei — ¥7,400
- Bizen Vase, Slim Mouth 25cm — ¥34,000
- Kutani Incense Burner, Kinrande Gold — ¥22,000
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