Category Archives: POTPURRI

Imagine the Moments Your Gift Will Create

A wedding gift might be an essential for a new home, something a little special

A rest to complete your table setting

Do you use chopstick or cutlery rests at everyday meals? Even as Japanese tables include

Animal Companions for a Cheerful Home

A group of animal ornaments has joined POTPURRI's collection. Inspired by motifs long enjoyed in

Design That Brightens a Rainy Day

On a rainy day, a glance toward the door reveals an umbrella I actually want

Scandinavian Design to Live With for Years

Scandinavian design has long been popular in Japan. Beyond its appearance, its ease of use

A Relaxing Taste of Spring

Cherry blossoms immediately bring spring to mind, yet tableware in their soft, delicate pink can

Begin a New Year with a Small Everyday Change

After years of making tableware, POTPURRI created its first collection for another part of the

An Easy Table Setting for Your First Home Party

A party at home lets everyone enjoy their own pace. That relaxed atmosphere can make

Tableware and Umbrellas to Love for Generations

The centenary of Stig Lindberg's birth celebrated one of Sweden's leading twentieth-century designers. His work

Easy Everyday Flowers, Arranged in Tableware

Seasonal yellow flowers and POTPURRI tableware brighten the day. Here, we introduce the Fajans collection

A Beautiful Ceramic Skillet

Eld means fire in Swedish. The skillet can be used over direct heat, in an

That Time of Year Has Come Again

Soft pink, gently paired with classic white. The Våg Plate S and Free Cup are

Welcome Guests with Red Tableware on Special Days

Japanese life has two complementary rhythms: hare, the special or ceremonial, and ke, the everyday.