A must-see in Osaka! A guide to the treasure hunt at the Wad Tea Housewares Store

#Osaka Shopping Guide In Osaka, I found a dream shop that combines teahouses and utensils - wad! When you step into the store, the Japanese aesthetic atmosphere hits you. This is not only a treasure trove for purchasing utensils, but also a great place to experience slow life. wad brings together many handmade utensils by well-known Japanese writers. The most surprising one is the work of Hatta Toru. As a well-known craftsman among ceramic enthusiasts, Hatta Toru's utensils are known for their delicate texture and simple design, and each piece exudes a unique charm. In addition to the masterpieces of masters, there are many creations of new generation craftsmen in the store, waiting to be discovered by knowledgeable people. After careful selection, I took away the small vase created by Ono Xiangping. This work is based on simple coarse pottery, with simple and smooth lines and natural warmth in the details. Whether it is placed with flowers or used as decoration, it can add a touch of elegance to the space. In wad, you can appreciate the beauty of utensils while sitting in the tea room area, savoring a cup of matcha, and immersing yourself in the aesthetics of Japanese life. Whether you are a ceramics enthusiast or looking for unique decorations for your life, wad is worth a special visit. Not only can you buy your favorite handmade utensils here, but you can also have an experience full of ritual.