Madara Karatsu Tea Bowl / Rui Mito asahiyaki This tea bowl by Rui

This tea bowl by Rui Mito is created in the style of Madara Karatsu

These sake cups originate from Yamanaka Onsen in Ishikawa Prefecture

Studio Fujiki Denshiro was established as a Kabazaiku wholesaler in the early years and transformed into a leading manufacturing studio by the late sixth-generation owner

A tea canister decorated with “Sen-suji” patterns of “Kashokubiki” which is one of the decorative woodturning techniques in the tradition of Yamanaka in Ishikawa Prefecture

Madara Karatsu Tea Bowl / Rui Mito asahiyaki This tea bowl by RuiThis small tea bowl by Japanese ceramic artist Rui Mito embodies the quiet beauty of Madara Karatsu ware. Mito personally digs and prepares her own clay, grounding each work in a deep connection to the earth and the traditions of Karatsu pottery. Though modest in scale, the bowl carries a strong presence, enhanced by the expressive surface created through its distinctive glaze. The softly mottled tones and subtle variations reveal the natural