Moonlit Rabbit Chopsticks Seizan Kiln bloom first after the cold

bloom first after the cold winter

On this deep blue and white dinner plate

The porcelain base is crafted using the katauchi method

The clay from Izumiyama Quarry used at Le Sanpei Kiln recreates the charm of early Imari ware

Perfect for hanami (cherry blossom viewing) celebrations

Moonlit Rabbit Chopsticks Seizan Kiln bloom first after the coldThese wooden chopsticks feature rabbits quietly gazing up at the full moon. Their silhouettes, gently resting, exude charm and a dreamlike beauty. As light reflects off the inlay, they shimmer subtly, casting a serene glow across the table. This delicate scene is brought to life using the traditional kaizogan "shell inlay" technique. Natural abalone shells are precisely embedded, their iridescence and delicate hues shifting gracefully with the light.