We produce and sale Japanese and European designed ceramics
3 Ways to Enjoy Pottery Studio Tocoton
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ART|Artwork
View works such as Càntir
Ceramic works inspired by different cultures and stories, such as the càntir, dogū, and haniwa from Catalonia and Japan. We present Anna's unique approach to free-form sculpting and expression. -
USE | Living
See our collection
Ceramics for daily life, including plates, cups, sake vessels, and vases. Each piece is crafted by incorporating sensibilities from both Japan and the Mediterranean. -
EXPERIENCE
Watch pottery making experience
Experience making pottery by getting your hands in the clay at a workshop in a 108-year-old traditional folk house in Osaka. Even beginners can enjoy creating their own unique pieces with ceramic artist Anna.
Everyday Ceramics
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Spiked sake flask
Regular price ¥4,400Regular priceUnit price perSale price ¥4,400 -
Matcha bowl 8
Regular price ¥6,600Regular priceUnit price perSale price ¥6,600 -
Tallat Cup
Regular price ¥4,400Regular priceUnit price perSale price ¥4,400 -
Blue Fuji Flowerpot
Regular price ¥11,000Regular priceUnit price perSale price ¥11,000

Tocoton pottery: it’s more than just tableware.
At Tocoton Ceramics, we also create works beyond everyday tableware, such as Càntirs and three-dimensional pieces inspired by Dogū and Haniwa figures.
Please enjoy these free expressions born from the cultures and daily lives of both Japan and Catalonia.

Ceramic artist Anna Fornieles Ortí
Born in Catalonia, Spain, she is a ceramic artist currently based in Osaka.
By layering the sensibilities nurtured in the Mediterranean with the culture and aesthetics she has encountered while living in Japan, she creates everything from everyday tableware to art pieces.
Each piece by Tocoton Ceramics is brought to life by Anna's own hands.











