Oshin Kiln was established in 1685 as a kiln of the Omura Domain. For nearly 400 years, the techniques of sometsuke and overglaze painting have been passed down without interruption, quietly evolving with each generation. The kiln stays true to centuries-old techniques while embracing innovation.

Crafted with precision and care, each piece of tableware reflects the artisan’s refined technique and attention to detail. Their kids dinnerware, including Japanese kids plates, kids bowls, and toddler plates, is especially loved for its playful colors and charming motifs.