SAIKAISHOP

Frederiksstaden

Fredericiagade 30, 1310 Copenhagen

SAIKAISHOP

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SAIKAIHOP, by Saikai Europe, traces its origins to the Japanese town of Hasami, where the history of porcelain production and innovation spans more than 400 years. As a subsidiary of ceramics trading company Saikai Toki, Saikai Europe’s operations centre on a lineup of original brands merging contemporary design with Hasami’s manufacturing expertise. In addition to its in–house collections, Saikai Europe provides distribution services in the European market, working closely with Japanese brands and makers dedicated to quality, craftsmanship and the creation of timeless wares. Driven to enhance quality of life through everyday items, Saikai Europe is committed to building brands, products and partnerships of an enduring nature.

Alongside crafts and refined ceramic tableware, contemporary Japanese design items will also be on display. Find the one that elevates and inspires your everyday—and take it home with you!

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