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Hasami Porcelain™ from Japan combines modern shapes, artisanal tradition, and materials whose production and origin from nature are recognizable and tangible. The simple elements in uniform diameters and heights allow for versatile use.
Hasami Porcelain™ was designed in 2012 by Takuhiro Shinomoto, who is from Japan and now lives in California.

Cups, mugs, pitchers, plates, and bowls: Hasami Porcelain is a modular tableware made of cylindrical elements. The plates can also be used as lids for the bowls or as coasters. All elements have diameters of 8.5, 14.5, 22, or 25.5 cm. The heights are 2.1 cm (plates), 5.5 and 7.2 cm (bowls and cups), 8.9 and 10.6 cm (mugs and pitchers) - so the parts of the Hasami tableware are combinable and stackable.

Hasami Porcelain gains liveliness and warmth through the material used - sand-colored ceramic, which varies slightly each time and shifts between light brown, beige, and gray. The unglazed version has a somewhat rough surface. The earthy coarse, almost archaic texture is created during the production process by the slightly different composition of various clay minerals.
In addition, Hasami is also available in glossy light gray glazed or matte black, with the rim and underside remaining unglazed. The lids made of ash wood add a beautiful material contrast.

Hasami Porcelain is dishwasher safe and can also be used in the microwave. However, it must not be used in the oven.
The elements made of ash wood can be used as lids or trays, do not tolerate prolonged moisture, and should only be wiped clean.