Harumi Hayakawa Sake Cup - Miku 美紅 / 早川 元観 盃 Junichi Nabetani ■ Suribachi (mortar) and Surikogi

■ Suribachi (mortar) and Surikogi (pestle) are sold separately

a motif once used by the samurai Akechi Mitsuhide

Whether used for preparing usucha (thin tea)

Rooted in Japanese philosophy

Harumi Hayakawa Sake Cup - Miku 美紅 / 早川 元観 盃 Junichi Nabetani ■ Suribachi (mortar) and SurikogiHarumi Hayakawa is a Kyoto based ceramic artist whose works are regarded as some of the most captivating expressions of contemporary Japanese pottery. After years of tireless creation, he left his former career to devote himself entirely to ceramics, quickly gaining the attention of established masters and collectors alike. His pieces are highly sought after and difficult to obtain, admired for their originality, technical precision, and the profound