Journal
OTANI’S | Exhibition – Momoko and Tetsuya | August 18-25
“An Exhibition of Ceramic Works by Momoko and Tetsuya Otani” Husband and wife ceramicists, Momoko and Tetsuya Otani handcraft their works in a shared pottery studio adjacent to their home in the…
Life and Home of a Potter Family | The Otanis
One morning in January, it was with immense joy that we hopped on a train from Kyoto bound for a small station in Shigaraki where we were to meet Momoko…
intelligence Magazine | Objects for Living
We were recently interviewed by intelligence Magazine and wanted to thank their team for the in-depth feature! Check out the latest issue for the full sixteen page story where we reveal…
Table Elements | Mitsuhiro Konishi Exhibition Recap
We all have cutlery we consider “our faves”. The ones that get us excited to set the table, to actually properly set it. Mitsuhiro Konishi’s cutlery is that type. Knowing…
Table Elements | Video
There are aspects of handcrafted products that at times a single image cannot describe. For this reason we’ve been excited to dive head first into delivering videos that depict the…
TABLE ELEMENTS | Cutlery Exhibition – Mitsuhiro Konishi | June 16-22
An Exhibition of Handmade Metal Cutlery by Mitsuhiro Konishi We are pleased to be showcasing Mitsuhiro Konishi’s metal cutlery collection during an upcoming solo exhibition, entitled Table Elements, at Nalata Nalata, New…
Spotlight on Mitsuhiro Konishi
Mitsuhiro Konishi is a sculptor and blacksmith who creates handcrafted metal cutlery well known for its incorporation of textures. Konishi, originally from Okinawa, gained an appreciation of craftsmanship from his…
Glass Half Full | factory zoomer Exhibition Recap
Our factory zoomer exhibition has come and gone too quickly. We were sad to take down the pieces, to say the least. Luckily we have more than enough photos that…
Glass Half Full | Video
In celebration of our upcoming factory zoomer exhibition, Glass Half Full, we’ve created a short video that highlights the special features of founder Kazumi Tsuji’s hand-blown glassware. You can read…