In 2008, Tetsuya Otani created a pottery studio with his wife Momoko Otani that they use as a joint space to create their separate collections. The studio is located in Shigaraki, one of the most historic pottery cities in Japan. Tetsuya’s porcelain wares are made using a wheel-throwing process. Although there is a trademark precision to his works, they simultaneously possess the qualities of handmade objects achieved primarily through smooth surfaces, soft edges, and the use of a warm white glaze.
I am a Pour Over Coffee Dripper. Have patience, it’ll be worth the wait.
$295 USDI am a Small Teacup and Saucer. The best non-living couple.
$165 USDI am a Hand Painted Porcelain Dinner Plate. I’ve got a lot on my plate but I always stop to smell the flowers.
$385 USDI am a Raised Plate. My upbringing was wonderful. I was very well raised.
$260 USDI am a Large Porcelain Bowl. My maker had a simple goal - to make a big white bowl.
$280 USDI am a Clay Baking Pan. Bake the world a better place.
Starting at $72 USDI am a Takatsuki Pastry Stand. Life is short. Go ahead, eat the cake!
Starting at $125 USD