Hasami Porcelain at Maison Godillot

Hasami Porcelain

HASAMI PORCELAIN, la porcelaine japonaise modulable au design épuré. Mugs, bols, plateaux et couvercles pensés pour s'empiler et se combiner, dessinés par Takuhiro Shinomoto dans l'esprit de la céramique de Hasami. Des pièces sobres aux finitions naturelles ou émaillées, qui composent un service cohérent et durable, à vivre chaque jour.

A system to stack and combine

The strength of HASAMI PORCELAIN lies in its modularity. Mugs, pots, ramekins, trays, and lids share the same diameters and fit together, whether in wood or porcelain. A lid can become a saucer, one piece stacks on another. You compose and store like a building game. See the tableware and the kitchen.

Hasami ceramics, revisited

Designed by Takuhiro Shinomoto, founder of Tortoise in Venice, the collection revives the traditional ceramic techniques of Hasami, Japan, with a contemporary design. Natural matte or glazed finishes, simple and durable shapes. Also see the CHIPS mugs and the decoration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HASAMI PORCELAIN?

It is a Japanese tableware collection designed by Takuhiro Shinomoto, inspired by Hasami ceramics. Its pieces—mugs, bowls, trays, and lids—share the same diameters and stack. The modular system allows you to create a coherent set and store it easily.

Are HASAMI PORCELAIN pieces really stackable?

Yes, that is the brand’s principle. The diameters are designed so that mugs, pots, trays, and lids fit together and stack. A mug can have a wooden lid that becomes a coaster. This makes storage easier and allows you to combine pieces as you wish.

Is the natural finish dishwasher safe?

The natural finish is matte and unglazed, requiring more care and often preferring hand washing. The glazed finishes are easier to maintain. Refer to each piece’s care instructions to preserve the porcelain’s appearance.

Who designed HASAMI PORCELAIN?

The collection was entrusted to Takuhiro Shinomoto, founder of the Tortoise shop in Venice, California. His idea was to create modern tableware incorporating the qualities of traditional Japanese techniques. The result is a clean, modular, and durable system made in the Hasami region.

Is HASAMI PORCELAIN a good gift?

Yes, a mug, a set, or a few matching pieces make an elegant and useful gift. The modular system is appealing because you can add to your collection over time. Choose matching finishes for a beautiful set, or mix and match to play with contrasts.