Shinogi is a Japanese term for the ridged, faceted lines carved into the surface of traditional ceramics, and it is the defining gesture of this collection. Made from Arita porcelain at Riso Porcelain, a kiln with roots in the mid-Meiji era, each piece carries vertical fluting that catches light differently depending on the angle. The collection spans dinner plates, salad plates, shallow and deep bowls, dessert bowls, soup bowls, and serving pieces, with most pieces finished in Blasted White and select pieces in the deep midnight blue of the Blasted Cosmos glaze. Riso Porcelain has been making Arita ware for four generations. The Shinogi collection is where that lineage meets a form precise enough for the contemporary table and unpretentious enough for daily use.