KINKAART + FOOD + PLANTS
Local ceramics

The ceramics shelf

Everything here was built by hand, most of it by people you can meet in the room — nerikomi clay, the co-founder’s own line, concrete that looks soft, glass that lives with plants. Prices as of this season; please confirm in store or on the shop.

Risa Nishimori — nerikomi

Togei Studio, second generation · colored clays layered, carved, and fired — no two alike

Froy series nerikomi mug with whale illustration, held in two hands
Hand Made Mug Cup by Risa Nishimori
Froy series
hand-built mugs, whimsical hand-drawn designs
$75
Hand Made Mug Cups
nerikomi technique, NY-based ceramicist
$90

EunYoung Sebazco — Around Dirt

the co-founder’s own line — “her journey with plants, tea ceremony and culinary affections”

Two black hand-built Around Dirt bud vases
Around Dirt ceramic side dish
Signature bud vase
hand-built, for a single stem
$55–125
Tableware
side dishes, chopstick rests, small spoons
from $45

The rest of the shelf

concrete that mystifies, a kettle for two, and glass among the ceramics

Concrete tealight vessels shaped like a pillow and a pebble
Ceramic tea kettle with two cups
Hand-blown LORE glass vessel
Concrete & natural-dye vessels
Robyn Squires, architect & artist — “soft and delicate in appearance, yet unexpectedly solid”
$35–48
Ceramic tea set
kettle + two Saibi cups — ask us about the maker
$125
LORE glass
Alexander Demmerle — glass, not clay, but it lives on the same shelf
$225

Stock rotates with the kilns — what’s pictured may have found a home already.