Keep it long, treasure it long.

Convenient size

While there is a simple, versatile all-rounder, it has the kindness to always stay close to you. Such mild air is felt from the Nordic brand dishes. We introduce the 180-year-old tradition and craftsmanship ceramic brand KAHLER that Denmark boasts.

Graceful line

HAMMERSHOI is characterized by a beautiful form full of dignity, and is a series representing a popular brand in Denmark. Designed by Hans Christian Bauer, inspired by Sven Hammers Hui's early 20th-century art, with a wave-like graceful line and a design that feels both motion and quiet, it goes away quickly You are Hammers Hui is the longest-handed company in Koehler and has not only created a number of works, but also put emphasis on technology succession, and is a person who has greatly contributed to the development of KAHLER and also works on the design of brand logos. Molds and glazes made by craftsmen are hand-crafted like other Kohler products to make the product. Therefore, there is no one with the same expression or burning color of glaze flowing.

VASE HAMMERSHOI H200 is a 20 cm high vase that is easy to use. If you do not have the habit of living flowers on a daily basis, it is a size that feels a little big, but it is actually this size that will pay well to bunch flowers as well as branches. Even if you feel that you do not fit well, it is a vase where you can work well without being deeply troubled, and it will be fun to decorate the flowers. It is a glamorous and pleasing item for moving and marriage celebrations.

Art that blends in with life

In 1839, the Danish ceramic brand KAHLER representing Scandinavia, founded by the potter Herman J. Koehler. Her son, Herman A. Köhler, took over the studio, was exhibited at exhibitions and museums around the world, and became highly-regarded and developed into an international pottery maker full of artistry, KAHLER It has been called one of the most successful studios in Danish pottery history. As the two largest ceramic brands in Denmark, as well as Royal Copenhagen, talented designers are applying their new expressions to their works while preserving tradition, with the idea of ​​"art for all people."