The largest plate in the series — generous enough for a full meal on a single plate, or a spread of small dishes arranged together. The rim is shallow enough...

A straight-sided bowl with enough depth for a full donburi, a noodle dish, or a generous main. The vertical walls give it a presence on the table that the curved...

A straight-sided bowl at a compact size — right for a salad, a donburi, or noodles. The vertical profile stacks neatly with other pieces in the series. Pair with a...

A small mug for tea, coffee, or whatever the morning calls for. The handle is set at a height that lets mugs stack with each other and with cups in...

A larger mug — deep enough to double as a soup cup, the right size for a full coffee or a long-steeped tea. Handles are positioned so mugs stack with...

The same round bar material that runs through the Stainless Round Bar Series — bent, shaped and finished into a place to rest chopsticks between bites. Long enough to hold...

The smaller version of the Rectangle — sized to match the other short-form rests in the series, so they sit together on the table without visual interruption. The flat stainless...

An oval form in the long size — wide enough to hold a spoon and chopsticks together. The gentle arch of the round bar lifts the utensil cleanly off the...

An oval form in the short size — matched in length to the other compact rests in the series, so they sit consistently together on the table. The gentle arch...

Two round bars crossed — a simple X that holds its form and lifts chopsticks clearly off the table. Matched in length to the other short-type rests in the series...

A single round bar bent into a bow — a minimal arc that holds chopsticks with quiet presence. Matched in length to the other short-type rests in the series.Part of...

A round bar bent into a circle — a form that doubles as a ladle rest when not in use as a chopstick rest. The ring sits stably on a...

A square oak tray finished with walnut oil rather than lacquer — the wood's own grain and texture come through directly, and the surface develops character with use. The handle...

A small oak tray finished with walnut oil — the wood's grain comes through directly, and the surface develops warmth with use. The handle recess is shaped so fingers find...

Made by woodworker Takeshi Sasaki, who planes each piece by hand. The oak is finished with walnut oil rather than lacquer, leaving the grain visible and the surface honest to...

A plate stand made from cherry wood, oil-finished. Designed on commission from Nishikizan Kiln — a Kutani overglaze studio — who needed something appropriate for displaying fine ceramics without competing...

A plate stand made from cherry wood, oil-finished. The mid-size in a set of three, designed for displaying ceramics without competing with them. The torque hinge sets the opening angle...

A plate stand made from cherry wood, oil-finished. The smallest in a set of three — suited to smaller plates, tiles, or any flat object worth displaying properly. Torque hinge...

A chestnut wood lid that fits the size 90 Bowl, Cup and Mug from the TRIP WARE series. The hole in the centre is sized to hold a butter knife...

A chestnut wood lid that fits the size 90 Bowl, Cup and Mug from the TRIP WARE series — and doubles as a coaster when not covering anything. Clean and...

Fits the Bowl 90, Cup 90, and Mug 90 — turning any of them into a lidded vessel for moving food from table to refrigerator without wrapping. The flat surface...

Fits the Bowl 130 and Straight Bowl 130 — converting either into a lidded container. Flat enough to work as a side plate or cake plate in its own right.Part...

Fits the Bowl 160 and Straight Bowl 160 — turning either into a lidded container for refrigerator storage. Flat enough to use as a side plate or fruit dish.Part of...