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Yukiko Ohnakahara is the artist behind Rojinosora, a ceramics studio located near Jindaiji in western Tokyo. She has been working in ceramics since 2005 and has exhibited her work in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. Her one-of-a-kind handmade wares that play on the craft aesthetic by incorporating recycled materials and embracing organic imperfections.
Tokyo, Japan
Due to the handmade nature of this piece, the size may slightly vary.
2.45-2.65” D x 2.55-2.87” H
Volume: 4.7 fl oz
Clay
Hand wash gently.
Offering a moment of peaceful respite, this soft-toned tea cup is the perfect companion to early mornings. Its organic form fits nicely in your palm. The artist, Yukiko Ohnakahara, has created this collection in a pale asamoya color to resemble the morning fog. Take a sip and greet the cool, dewy mornings.
See the full Ceramic City collection here.
Each of Rojinosora piece is handmade, so variations in shape and glazing may be present, including kannyu which appear as cracks or a crackling effect in the glaze. Kanyuu are an expected result of the firing process and do not effect the functionality of the vessel.
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Yukiko Ohnakahara is the artist behind Rojinosora, a ceramics studio located near Jindaiji in western Tokyo. She has been working in ceramics since 2005 and has exhibited her work in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. Her one-of-a-kind handmade wares that play on the craft aesthetic by incorporating recycled materials and embracing organic imperfections.
Tokyo, Japan
Due to the handmade nature of this piece, the size may slightly vary.
2.45-2.65” D x 2.55-2.87” H
Volume: 4.7 fl oz
Clay
Hand wash gently.




