Hanazume free Cup Blue - Crafted By Kikaku Pottery Cutlery slight variations in form and

slight variations in form and finish are the mark of a true handmade object

Each piece is made by hand from start to finish — the form shaped

lighter where it catches the light

This chopstick rest brings that quality to the smallest detail of a table setting

Seiji Okuda forms and paints each sake cup by hand in Japan

Hanazume free Cup Blue - Crafted By Kikaku Pottery Cutlery slight variations in form andGlazed in a settled, layered blue, this cup holds its color differently depending on the light where the glaze pools it deepens, where it thins it lightens, and no two pieces fire to quite the same tone. Kikaku Pottery forms and glazes each cup by hand in Japan, working at a pace that allows every piece to be made individually. The result is a cup that carries the marks of its making never perfectly uniform, always consistent in character. Japanese