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Hakusan Porcelain

Modern tableware produced in the Hasami pottery region.

Designed inNagasaki, Japan
Made inHasami, Nagasaki, Japan
Known forG-Type Soy Pot
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01 / Story

Craft, factory and place.

Hakusan works in Hasami, a ceramic centre with four centuries of history. Designer Masahiro Mori helped give the factory an unusually modern everyday vocabulary after the 1950s.

  1. 1958

    The G-Type soy pot

    Masahiro Mori creates the drip-resistant modern tableware classic.

  2. 1960s

    Modern Hasami vocabulary

    Everyday porcelain gains a quieter, more functional design language.

  3. Today

    Produced in Hasami

    Hakusan continues working in the historic Nagasaki pottery region.

02 / Flagships

Start with these.

Three products that define Hakusan Porcelain.

03 / Origin

What the manufacturing claim covers.

The claim follows the product line, not just the logo.

Covered production
  • G-Type Soy Pot
  • Bloom Plate
  • Mayu Bowl

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