Yohen Tiered Catchall
Three tiers that move through a home without effort. On the desk, a place for what a day leaves behind. On the nightstand, rings and earrings. In the kitchen, salt in one dish, pepper in the other. In the bathroom, whatever the bathroom needs.
Yohen means "kiln variation" — the subtle, unpredictable shift that happens in firing. sakuzan, producing ceramics in Gifu Prefecture since 1952, named this line for that quality: a glaze that reads pale and chalky until the light catches it differently.
The form is as practical as it is quiet.
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Yohen Tiered Catchall
Three tiers that move through a home without effort. On the desk, a place for what a day leaves behind. On the nightstand, rings and earrings. In the kitchen, salt in one dish, pepper in the other. In the bathroom, whatever the bathroom needs.
Yohen means "kiln variation" — the subtle, unpredictable shift that happens in firing. sakuzan, producing ceramics in Gifu Prefecture since 1952, named this line for that quality: a glaze that reads pale and chalky until the light catches it differently.
The form is as practical as it is quiet.
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Three tiers that move through a home without effort. On the desk, a place for what a day leaves behind. On the nightstand, rings and earrings. In the kitchen, salt in one dish, pepper in the other. In the bathroom, whatever the bathroom needs.
Yohen means "kiln variation" — the subtle, unpredictable shift that happens in firing. sakuzan, producing ceramics in Gifu Prefecture since 1952, named this line for that quality: a glaze that reads pale and chalky until the light catches it differently.
The form is as practical as it is quiet.
