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Kikof Tokkuri Vessel

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$39 $52 In stock

Category: Wms&Co.

A study in contrasts: the Tokkuri vessel channels centuries of Bizen tradition through a thoroughly modern geometry. Hailing from one of Japan's six oldest kilns, with roots reaching back to the Kamakura period, this piece bridges medieval craft and contemporary form. White gloss glaze meets dark Shigaraki clay in sharp angles that soften only at the rim, where seasonal blooms find their stage. Handcrafted from clay drawn from ancient Lake Biwa deposits, each piece carries the textured warmth of its origins, the slight variations in form a reminder that the potter's hand, not the machine, shaped this. Functional as sake carafe or standalone vase, it transforms the everyday pour into quiet ceremony.

Each piece is handmade; variations may occur. Limited quantities.

Part of our Japanese Minimalism collection.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett S. ★★★★★

The way that unglazed Bizen clay catches the light changes every hour, and the sharp modern silhouette makes it feel at home on my desk next to a laptop. It's a small piece but it carries real presence.

Grace ★★★★★

The angular cut feels almost impossible in my hand—sharp lines that somehow soften when you hold it. I've had sake cups before, but this one makes the whole ritual feel more deliberate, like the Kamakura-era clay is still doing its quiet work.

Olivia ★★★★★

The faceted sides catch the light in this soft, earthy way that feels ancient and futuristic at once, and it sits perfectly on my desk without taking over. I catch myself just turning it around to admire the clay’s texture between sips.