Mr.&Mrs. Shinohara, from Kyoto, have created their own style from working in several different ceramic traditions and getting extensive training in Aritayaki, Setoyaki and Hasamiyakia . Kiseto, Hakeme and Kohiki are their main styles which they work in to create beautiful products that can be used everyday. Their main focus is to bring the many ceramic styles of Japan to daily life.
Kohiki is a term that refers to the simple and rustic white glaze used on pottery. The Kohiki pottery technique involves applying a white slip or clay over a darker clay body. The surface of the pottery is then smoothed to create a simple and minimalist appearance.
Please note that Komon products vary, making each item unique. There may be some slight variations in size, finish, and texture from the photo presented here.
