Modern Pottery Showcase
2026-08-27 01:34:01

Discover the Art of Modern Pottery by Shota Miyashita at BASIC AND ACCENT Stores

A Celebration of Modern Ceramics: Shota Miyashita's Pottery at BASIC AND ACCENT



From August 27 to September 16, 2026, BASIC AND ACCENT will host a special event showcasing the remarkable pottery of modern artist Shota Miyashita across its 14 locations nationwide and online. This limited-time event promises to highlight Miyashita's artistry, integrating it with select items that characterize the BASIC AND ACCENT brand.

A Unique Career Journey


Shota Miyashita is a distinctive modern ceramic artist who transitioned from a career as a hairdresser to pottery without formal training in ceramics or kiln technology. His unconventional path has resulted in the creation of beautiful pieces that reflect a blend of innovation and tradition. From August 27, a selection of his finely crafted works will be available at BASIC AND ACCENT stores, curated by the company’s buyers who sought out the artist in person.

Two standout pieces featured in this showcase are the Kaleido Mug Cup and the G-E-N Mug, each priced at ¥6,600. Both pieces embody exceptional craftsmanship and will be complemented by various high-quality culinary tools selected by BASIC AND ACCENT.

Seasonal Dining Experience


As autumn approaches, BASIC AND ACCENT will present tableware that not only showcases Miyashita’s creations but also marries them with elegant table accessories like glassware and silver cutlery. This event aims to inspire diners with a pleasant transition from summer to autumn tablescapes. For instance, Picard & Wielpütz knives and forks range from ¥1,320 to ¥1,760, while ZWIESEL’s white wine glasses are each priced at ¥3,410. These selections aim to enhance the dining experience, creating an inviting ambiance for seasonal gatherings.

An Event for All Styles


This collaboration beautifully represents the fusion of BASIC AND ACCENT’s philosophy, which embraces diverse styles, and Miyashita's innovative approach to pottery. Together, they invite customers to explore a curated collection that celebrates creativity in artistry and functional design. We encourage every visitor to enjoy the unique combinations presented in stores, as there are various pieces to discover, each contributing to their own distinctive table setting.

Please note that product availability may vary by location, and guests are invited to consult with staff at any store for specific details.

About Shota Miyashita


Born in 1992 in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Shota Miyashita relocated to Kisarazu City, Chiba in 1996. He initially pursued a career as a hairdresser in Omotesando, Tokyo before transitioning to work at a restaurant in 2013. In 2017, he discovered his passion for ceramics and moved to Toki City, Gifu. By 2019, he established his own studio and went on to launch HINOMIYA in 2022, followed by G-E-N in 2023, and founded ARTBIRTH Co. Ltd in 2024.

Join Us


Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to appreciate and purchase beautifully crafted pottery that embodies a blend of contemporary aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship. Explore the curated selections at BASIC AND ACCENT from August 27 to September 16 and engage with the creative spirit of Shota Miyashita.

For further inquiries regarding this event or specific products, please reach out to the event coordinator, Kurata, at [email protected] or call 082-879-0204.

About BASIC AND ACCENT


Founded in 2015 with their first flagship store in Jiyugaoka, Tokyo, BASIC AND ACCENT operates 14 locations across Japan, each offering a unique selection of comfortable basic wear, accent accessories, and vibrant homewares. For online shoppers, they provide a seamless shopping experience through their official website.


Operated by: Fil et Cucire Co., Ltd.
Headquarters: Hiroshima, Japan.



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