Kenzan
Founded in 1959 in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, Kenzan Co., Ltd. is a pioneer of three-dimensional decorative ceramic tiles. Their philosophy of "clay modernism" transforms fired clay into sculptural wall elements that create dynamic interplay of light and shadow.
Bamboo screen
バンブースクリーン
A form that remakes bamboo into "convex" and "concave" shapes. Two shape variations create different expressions. The design of "void" created in the gaps is also fascinating.
BR model No.731
ビーアールモデル No.731
An elongated, delicate kamaboko (half-round) form. The curved silhouette brings out the rustic texture of clay and subtle variations of glaze.
Butterfly
バタフライ
A product with the base and the decorative element molded as one piece. The upper design has a floating, three-dimensional finish that gives a sense of lightness.
Ceramic screen
セラミックスクリーン
A new type of screen built by stacking unique curved ceramic pieces. The surface composition of numerous identical elements creates a beautiful and impressive wall of light that partitions space.
Classical model No.207
クラシカルモデル No.207
Revival — A long-running ceramic product born in the Showa era and continuously produced. The charm of decorative walls draws renewed attention. The unique ceramic texture and forms reminiscent of sand patterns in Japanese gardens remain fresh even after decades.
Classical model No.802
クラシカルモデル No.802
A slightly elongated border tile with a concave arc. The simple continuity that captures light is beautiful. Joint spacing of approximately 10mm accentuates the form.
Clay wood KW
クレイウッドKW
Will not rot. Will not rust. Will not fade. The difference becomes more pronounced over time. Ideal for exterior spaces, wet areas, and hot spring facilities.
Deco wall leaf
デコウォールリーフ
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN BRONZE AWARDS. Simple three-dimensional forms transform in diverse ways. Shadows created by lighting produce dramatic effects.
F-relief model
Fレリーフモデル
A ceramic panel that generates dynamic flow. Combining natural color variation with strength, it showcases the beauty of terracotta that evokes the passage of time.
Flower circle
フラワーサークル
Simple petals with gentle curves can feel both classic and modern — like a kimono pattern or a pop fashion print.
GR model No.709
ジーアールモデル No.709
A form with slightly raised edges around a rectangular shape, adorned with stitch-like details. Within it, the unique possibilities and beauty of ceramic glazes are expressed, creating a new worldview.
GR model No.917
ジーアールモデル No.917
Glass glaze applied to the recesses of ceramics with striped relief creates a sense of depth. The charm emerges from the repetition of simple lines with varying expressions.
Hishigata
ヒシガタ
Rhombus — a quadrilateral with all four sides of equal length, whose diagonals intersect at right angles. The rhombus shape generates various patterns through its combinations.
Ichimatsu
イチマツ
A timeless checkered pattern. Features a woven-like textured relief as if clay were interlaced.
Ichimatsu 375
イチマツ375
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN HONORABLE MENTIONS. A decorative form that weaves light.
Ichimatsu nagashikaku
イチマツ ナガシカク
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN HONORABLE MENTIONS. By making the Ichimatsu volume lighter and transforming it into a rectangle, a different impression is created.
K-relief model
Kレリーフモデル
Special light and shadow, premium materials. Capable of creating both soft and sharp expressions. Ideal for spaces that seek gradations of light and shadow.
L-relief model
Lレリーフモデル
Rhythmic wave-like lines carved into ceramic panels. The rhythm of 150mm squares. Diverse expressions.
Model Six
モデルシックス
A model designed with triangular patterns created by adding auxiliary lines to a hexagonal base form. Possesses a metallic impression while remaining ceramic.
Model Six +
モデルシックスプラス
A model designed with triangular patterns created by adding auxiliary lines to a hexagonal base form. Possesses a metallic impression while remaining ceramic.
Moon
ムーン
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN HONORABLE MENTIONS. Evokes the waxing and waning of the moon. Gentle, charming forms with natural color tones.
Porous block 100
ポーラスブロック100
An effective material for partitioning spaces while preserving spatial continuity and openness. Cute volume in 100mm square size. Openings feature five unique designs.
Porous block 150
ポーラスブロック150
A material that connects spaces. Pursuing the unique three-dimensional design quality of ceramics with various relief surface textures in a practical scale.
Porous block 200
ポーラスブロック200
A Japanese sensibility for dividing space. These porous blocks allow wind and light to pass through, creating various relationships. Dividing also means connecting mutual spaces. Ceramic blocks allow light to gently filter through while comfortably ensuring privacy.
Porous model 1 screen
ポーラスモデル1 スクリーン
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN GOLD AWARDS. These uniquely shaped ceramics can be assembled like a puzzle to create partitions with a commanding presence.
Porous model 1 wall
ポーラスモデル1 ウォール
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN GOLD AWARDS. These uniquely shaped ceramics can be assembled like a puzzle to create partitions with a commanding presence.
Round square model A
ラウンドスクエアモデルA
A refined design tile born from the fusion of squares and circles. Diverse patterns are possible by combining model A (145mm square) and mini (72mm square). Available in 4 patterns: A, B, C, and D.
Shell wall model 2
シェルウォールモデル2
ORIBE CRAFT DESIGN AWARDS HONORABLE MENTION. Universal design with premium, simple forms. Delicate, natural hairline texture on curved surfaces. Embodying the Japanese aesthetic of layering.
Shell wall model 3
シェルウォールモデル3
The beauty of overlapping sharp-edged simple lines. The charm of high-temperature fired ceramic glaze is felt in the traditional tanzaku (strip) laying design. Creates special individuality in spaces.
Wall oribe
ウォールオリベ
INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS COMPETITION MINO, JAPAN HONORABLE MENTIONS. The avant-garde of Momoyama. Oribe traces its origins back to the Momoyama period — over 400 years of tradition.