New vintage and antique tableware has been added.

Timeless Beauty: Introducing "Sculptural Artistry" to Adorn Your Table

Today, we've updated our shop with new vintage and antique items. This time, we've curated a collection of masterpieces that not only offer practicality but also elevate any space as "the star of your interior." Highlights include artistic barbotine pieces from renowned French potteries and sophisticated modern vintage items from Germany.

1. Displaying "Sculptural Beauty" that Captures Nature's Breath

The main attraction of the newly arrived green plates from the French Charolles pottery and the tulip-shaped cups from the Lunéville pottery is the "barbotine" (three-dimensional decoration) that embodies the playfulness and skill of the artisans of that era.

• Interiors to Enjoy Shadows: The plates from Charolles pottery feature strong leaf vein reliefs that cast dramatic shadows depending on the angle of light. Simply hanging them on a wall with a plate hanger or propping them up in a cabinet makes it feel as if the rich nature of Burgundy has been brought into your room.

• Presence as an Object: The chocolate cups from Lunéville pottery transcend mere tableware; they are sculptural works of art. The curvilinear beauty characteristic of Art Nouveau and the deep old-rose gradation bring an elegant splendor to any space, whether used as a single-flower vase or as an accessory tray on a shelf.

2. Sophisticated "Textures" that Define Adult Vintage

On the other hand, "Diamant" by Villeroy & Boch from the 1980s is a masterpiece that shines with the aesthetics of minimalism.

• Light-Manipulating Embossing: As its name "diamond" suggests, the delicate embossing is a perfect match for modern interiors. Its subtle yet calculated brilliance serves as an accent that quietly enhances desk accessories or a favorite corner.

Living with Antiques

Each piece of tableware that has traveled through many years bears "memories of time" such as crazing, stains, and small scratches. These are not mere deterioration but a unique texture that only vintage items possess.

While these items are imported for decorative purposes under current laws, we encourage you to incorporate them into your daily life with your own free sensibility, purely as "interiors to admire for their beautiful form."

Just one piece from a historic renowned pottery is sure to transform the familiar scenery of your room into something a little more special.

Today's Lineup

• French Charolles Pottery: Green vintage plate with beautiful leaf veins (mid-20th century)

• French KG Lunéville Pottery: Antique barbotine cup modeled after a tulip (1890-1920)

• German Villeroy & Boch: "Diamant" cup with delicate light-reflecting embossing (1983-1991)

Please take a look.

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