Sugar Pot Color:Black Nanohana is the Japanese name

Nanohana is the Japanese name for these flowers

In collaboration with Matsusho

The tang (the part of the handle that is gripped to stabilize the blade) has a hole for easy stringing or for hanging on a keychain

Sanzo was quick to recognize the importance of color and laid the foundation down for color research

Its form is inspired by kikusumi

Sugar Pot Color:Black Nanohana is the Japanese nameSimple and unadorned, the pure, clean lines of these Hasami Porcelain pieces evoke Japans traditional forms, emphasizing beauty and innovation. Created from porcelain made from natural Amakusa pottery stones mixed with potter's clay, the appeal of Hasami Porcelain lies in its textured feel on your lips and in your hands. This sugar pot is much more sleek and refined than earthenware, yet compared to ordinary porcelain its texture is pleasantly organic