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about fuuu
"The joy of becoming naturally one with everyday life."
fuuu was born from that wish.
Vessels that quietly belong to your heart each time you hold them. While honoring the traditions of Kiyomizu-yaki, we make pieces that can be used easily in everyday life — "vessels for the every day."
features
The beauty alive in the Kiyomizu tradition
Each piece is made by hand by an artisan — vessels with a gentle sway you can feel in your senses.
For Japanese and Western settings alike
A simple yet beautiful design that suits many occasions.
A quiet color brought by floral motifs
A delicate floral motif appears at the bottom of each piece — plum blossoms in the white version, cherry blossoms in the black.
Two beauties, in black and white
Available in two colors: a refined black and a gentle white.
What is Kyo-yaki?
Kyoto ceramics that reflect wabi-sabi
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics developed mainly in the Higashiyama district of Kyoto in the early Edo period, against the backdrop of a flourishing tea ceremony culture. Beloved as vessels that hold both functional beauty and the spirit of wabi-sabi, they reflect the aesthetic of tea masters and the heart of hospitality.
Kyoto ceramics that reflect wabi-sabi
Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics developed mainly in the Higashiyama district of Kyoto in the early Edo period, against the backdrop of a flourishing tea ceremony culture. Beloved as vessels that hold both functional beauty and the spirit of wabi-sabi, they reflect the aesthetic of tea masters and the heart of hospitality.
as a gift
A thoughtful gift for family, friends, or loved ones living abroad.
FAQs
Colors may appear slightly different from the actual product depending on your monitor or browser. Thank you for your understanding.
Each vessel is carefully finished by hand. As a result, size, shape, color, pattern, and texture vary slightly from piece to piece. This subtle variation is part of the charm of handcrafted pottery.
Please refrain from use over open flame or in an oven.
After use, please wash promptly and dry thoroughly before storing — this helps preserve the vessel's character for a long time to come.
You may notice fine crackles in the surface (kannyū), small pinhole marks from air bubbles, dark iron specks that appear during firing, and slight variations in the glaze. We invite you to enjoy these natural traits as the unique character of each piece.