CHIPS
京 日本 TOKYO, JAPON
Founded in 2016, CHIPS Inc. is a Japanese ceramic brand dedicated to making tableware that transforms everyday moments into extraordinary experiences.
Focusing on shape, color, materials and price, their creations embody the theme: "containers you'll want to reuse".
CHIPS Inc. believes that tableware should do more than fulfill a function: it should enhance the ordinary, making meals more delicious while improving the ambiance of any living space. Each piece is designed to reflect the harmony of function and beauty, inspiring joy and connection around the table.
Rediscover the art of the table with CHIPS Inc.
THE "Heüge" COLLECTION
Discover the qualities of Mino tableware, which has been supporting the Japanese table for over 20 years. the Japanese dining table for over 1,000 years. 1,000 years, thanks to "Heüge", made using traditional and modern techniques, clay and glaze.
The Mino region is known as Japan's largest ceramics producer.
With a history spanning over 1,000 years, the region has produced a wide variety of ceramics in keeping with the styles of the times.
Among the 15 types of traditional handicrafts, Setoguro, Kiseto, Shino and Oribe are four types of well-balanced colorful pottery that have outlived the name of Mino ceramics.
Inheriting the tradition of Mino tableware from the time when it was called "heuge-mono" (read: hyoge-mono / meaning: something with charm) and popular, we have created vessels that can be used daily on modern dining tables as containers to be passed on to the next generation.
The Heuge series consists of four colors: SHINO, a natural white that melts in the mouth; ORIBE, a deep green with an austere taste; KIZETO, a warm yellowish color; and SETOGURO, a brilliant black.
Each color is available in mugs, teacups, teacups, 5" mukozuke, 5" deep plates and 8" dinner plates.
THE 4 COLORS
SHINO (志野）
This is the first white pottery in Japan, and its smooth white skin is covered with fine penetrations, pinholes, glaze drops and an uneven coating.
It's fair to say that Shino's sturdy, charming appearance and the warmth transmitted by the hand are characteristic.
So that Shino can be used on a wide range of modern tables, we've reduced the number of nuki nuri and surface roughness as much as possible, so that it retains a soft, mellow flavor.
ORIBE (織部）
Oribe pottery was named after Furuta Oribe, a student of Sen no Rikyu who learned the tea ceremony at the Wabicha School of the Tea Ceremony.
Furuta Oribe, who preferred unbridled beauty to tranquil beauty, loved Mino objects, known as "heugeimono", and this Oribe object was born while he was teaching pottery.
Oribe's green color is expressed in different ways depending on the oven.
The somewhat old-fashioned patterns and shades that come to mind when people think of Oribe-yaki have been radically abandoned, and the color of the Oribe has been adapted to correspond more closely to today's eating habits.
KIZETO (黄瀬戸）
As its name suggests, this yellow-glazed vessel has the color of rotting leaves.
The soft yellow of Kizeto gradually changed shape over time, and the lustrous pale yellow that was once expressed by the iron glaze was expressed by the so-called glass glaze, the Ofuke (Ofukui) glaze.
SETOGURO (瀬戸黒）
This pottery from the Momoyama period is also known as "drawer black" or "Tenshokuro" because of the way it was fired and the period in which it was fired.
The glaze is a deep, glossy jet-black, so transparent that it's impossible to recognize the color of the base.
To create a Seto black that can be used in a wide range of modern dining situations, we've used modern formulations and glazing techniques, rather than the same techniques used in the past, to express a true jet black with brilliant shine.
We hope you enjoy the contrast between the unique expression of black in black and the colorful food on the containers.
THE "Mug" COLLECTION
The CHIPS mug. series was created by trial and error from the mold, in search of cool visuals and a high level of practicality.
As well as being tableware that fits into a space as an element of interior decoration, it's also comfortable to hold, easy to use and above all compatible with the kitchen,
As well as being a tableware that fits into a space as an element of interior decoration, it is designed to be pleasant to hold, easy to use and, above all, to match the food,
The design is simple and highly functional.
Another feature of the CHIPS mug series is that it is available in a wide variety of colors.
You're sure to find one that fits your space.
THE PRODUCTS
STACK MUG
We've created a silhouette that's easy to use, easy to hold and never gets old.
Compact mugs fit comfortably in the hand and can be stacked, so they take up little storage space.
We paid particular attention to the clay and glaze, and incorporated playful elements that you won't find anywhere else.
The packaging has also been carefully chosen, and each piece comes in a box bearing the Chips Mag logo, making it an excellent gift.
Size: Φ83 x H73mm, maximum Φ85mm
Capacity: 280 ml
Porcelain
THE BOWL
The fifth product in the series is a bowl that can be easily matched to any dish, Japanese or Western.
It can be used as a soup bowl, salad bowl or cereal bowl, and is also perfect for serving hot pots and small bowls.
The rim is designed to be pleasant to the mouth and also keeps food hot.
The packaging is also carefully chosen, and each mug comes in a box with the Chips Mug logo, making it an excellent gift.
Size Φ152 x H50mm
Porcelain
Capacity: 450ml
THE PLATE S
We've created a silhouette that's easy to use, easy to hold and never gets old, starting with the mold.
We're very attentive to clay and glaze, and we've incorporated playful elements that can't be found anywhere else.
This small plate is perfect for nameplates.
The plate has the same design as the CHIPS cup and CHIPS battery. So you can use it as a cup and saucer for a unified look.
The packaging is equally meticulous, and each plate comes in a box bearing the CHIPS mug logo, making it an excellent gift idea.
Size Φ158 x H18mm
Porcelain
THE PLATE L
We've created a silhouette that's easy to use, easy to hold and never boring, starting with the mold.
We pay close attention to the clay and the glaze, and we've incorporated playful elements that you won't find anywhere else.
The plates have the same design as CHIPS mug. and CHIPS stack. so you can use them together for a unified look.
The packaging is equally meticulous, and each plate comes in a box bearing the CHIPS mug logo, making it an excellent gift idea.
Size Φ240 x H23mm
Porcelain
OTHER COLLECTIONS
Smith
Something you've seen somewhere before, something you've encountered in the past.
"Smith" dinnerware evokes a sense of déjà vu and nostalgia.
We hope you'll find some new and nostalgic dinnerware in the corner of your memory...
Stacking Footed Mug
Retro and nostalgic footed mug.
Not only the impression of appearance,The sturdy stability and functionality that can be stacked for storage are also attractive.
Country of origin: made in Japan
Material: porcelain
Size: Φ78 x H86mm 240ml
Stacking Footed Soup Mug
Nostalgic retro soup cup with stand. Not only the impression of appearance, The sturdy stability and functionality that can be stacked for storage are also attractive.
Country of origin: made in Japan
Material: porcelain
Size: Φ98 x H64mm 260ml
Stacking 5'5 saucer
Retro, nostalgic small plate.
Just the right size for a serving or dessert plate. It can also be used as a saucer for cups and soup mugs. Stacks neatly and easily.
Country of origin: made in Japan
Material: porcelain
Size: Φ140 x H20mm
Stacking oval plate
Retro and nostalgic oval plate.
A horizontal plate that creates a rhythm on the table.
It is a good size and can be used as an individual plate or as a set with a mug or soup cup.
It can be stacked neatly and easily.
Country of origin: made in Japan
Material: porcelain
Size: 255 x 130 x H23mm
THE BRAND (craftman) :
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Linus and the rest of the Peanuts gang were also drawn by the skilled hand of Charles Schulz exclusively with his trusty Esterbrook fountain pen. Schulz was so attached to Esterbrook that when production of his beloved Radio 914 nib was discontinued, he bought back all the other remaining nibs from the brand and used them for his drawings until the publication of his last comic strip in 2000.
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