Contemporary Japanese porcelain from 1616 / arita — refined, durable, and designed for modern living.
Porcelain begins with stone
In Arita, a town whose porcelain history reaches back more than four centuries, this simple fact has shaped generations of craft. Stone is crushed, refined, mixed and formed, then fired into objects of remarkable thinness and strength. What appears delicate in the hand is made to endure the rhythms of daily use.
From Stones to the Table presents 1616 / arita japan through this transformation-from raw mineral matter to plates, bowls and cups that enter the everyday.
Designed for contemporary living while continuing the knowledge of Arita craftsmanship, each piece carries a subtle contradiction - light but strong, minimal but expressive, refined yet practical.
