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Chips
Tokyo, Japan · Kitchen
Mugs, plates and bowls in Mino porcelain, designed in Tokyo: simple, stackable shapes in bold colours, for every day.
Chips also produces small runs in a brand's colours or with its logo, from Gifu.
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Category
Kitchen
Key fact
Mino porcelain
Distribution
Europe
The brand
Chips in detail
ヘウゲ
The Heüge collection
Founded in 2016, Chips is a Japanese ceramics brand that turns everyday moments into extraordinary experiences: vessels “you will want to use again and again”. The Mino region, Japan's largest ceramics producer, has supplied the Japanese table for more than 1,000 years.
Heir to the Mino tableware of the days when it was known as “heuge-mono” (something with charm), the Heüge series comes in four colours: Shino, a natural white; Oribe, a deep green; Kiseto, a warm yellow; Setoguro, a glossy black.
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The Mug collection
The Chips mug. series was born of trial and error, starting from the mould, in search of a cool look and a high level of practicality. Tableware that blends into the home, it is also pleasant to hold, easy to use and designed to go well with food.
The compact mugs sit well in the hand and stack to take up little space. Available in a wide range of colours, they come in a box with the Chips logo, which makes them an excellent gift. Ø 83 × H 73 mm, 280 ml, porcelain.
スミス
The other collections
Something you have seen somewhere before, met at some point in the past: the “Smith” tableware evokes a sense of déjà vu and nostalgia. Footed cups, soup cups, small plates and oval plates, all stackable and made in Japan in porcelain.
Chips also produces small runs in a brand's colours or with its logo: see our bespoke projects.
In pictures
Texts and photos taken from the brand page of the old robinson.agency site.
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