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Hakusan Porcelain ist eine japanische Porzellanmanufaktur aus Hasami – einer kleinen Stadt in der Präfektur Nagasaki. Die Region ist seit...
View detailsHakusan Porcelain ist eine japanische Porzellanmanufaktur aus Hasami – einer kleinen Stadt in der Präfektur Nagasaki. Die Region ist seit...
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Hakusan Porcelain ist eine japanische Porzellanmanufaktur aus Hasami – einer kleinen Stadt in der Präfektur Nagasaki. Die Region ist seit...
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View detailsGood news: After the pop-up comes the shop-up 😉 The Tokoro shop is now permanently located on the beautiful Hallwylstrasse...
View detailsIrasshaimase! Until the end of December 2024, you can find our product range in our pop-up shop in Zurich-Wiedikon. We...
View detailsMasahiro Mori (1927–2005) achieved a small revolution in the Japanese ceramics industry with his 1958 design of the 'G-Type' soy...
View detailsJapanese photographer Takeji Iwamiya (1920-1985) worked professionally as an industrial and advertising photographer, but his great passion lay with Japanese...
View detailsGraphic designer Ikko Tanaka (1930–2002) is internationally renowned for his extensive poster art. With his playful fusion of tradition and...
View detailsSori Yanagi (1915-2011) is one of Japan's most famous designers and a key figure in the development of Japanese design...
View detailsCherry blossoms, or sakura, are one of Japan's landmarks. From the second half of March to mid-April, Japan is submerged...
View detailsYatta! The time has come, Tokoro is online! The idea for Tokoro had been slumbering in our minds for years,...
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