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Kanesan Shoten is based in Seto, a pottery region with a history of more than 1,000 years. We plan and design products that enhance everyday life and propose new charms of ceramics.

New Arrivals

CRAFTMAN HOUSE vol73

“Craftsman House Vol. 73” has been released. This issue features a newly planned collection of ceramic Japanese-style goods, including charming figurines, maneki-neko, and incense holders. Please feel free to view it on our catalog page.

KANESAN1893 vol7

“KANESAN1893 Vol. 7” has been released. This issue features products developed in collaboration with Seto and Mino ware kilns, highlighting the beauty of handcrafted techniques. Please feel free to view it on our catalog page.

CRAFTMAN HOUSE vol72

“Craftsman House Vol. 72” has been released. This issue features a newly planned collection of ceramic Japanese-style goods, including charming figurines, maneki-neko, and incense holders. Please feel free to view it on our catalog page.

KANESAN1893 vol6

“KANESAN1893 Vol. 6” has been released. This issue features products developed in collaboration with Seto and Mino ware kilns, showcasing the beauty of handcrafted techniques. Please feel free to view it on our catalog page.

majyorika

We have released a new series, “Majolica.” This Mino ware features a well-balanced glaze texture that pairs beautifully with a wide variety of dishes. With its warm, comforting design, the series includes small bowls, medium plates, and large plates.

Momo no Iro Hina Dolls

We have released a new series, “Momo no Iro.” While honoring the long-standing tradition of seasonal festivals, these small ceramic Hina dolls are designed to be easy to display and suitable for any space. Each piece is carefully crafted in ceramic, with its own unique character.

News

Notice of Summer Holiday Closure

【期間】 2026年8月8日(土)~2026年8月16日(日)  平素は格別のお引き立てをいただき、厚く御礼申し上げます。 誠に勝手ながら、弊社では上

Shinano Workshop Tour – Event Announcement

This event takes place twice a year, in spring and autumn, when pottery studios and workshops in the Shinano district of Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, open their workshops to the public. In addition to selling works, visitors can tour the workshops, participate in hands-on activities and workshops, and interact with the artisans.