HULS GALLERY SINGAPORE

HULS GALLERY SINGAPORE HULS Gallery Singapore showcase Japanese crafts with the aim of conveying the value of these crafts t

HULS Gallery Singapore showcase Japanese crafts with the aim of conveying the value of these crafts to Southeast Asia under the concept of "Roots & Touch". We specialize in the distribution of quality craft products curated from Japan including tableware, ceramics and lacquerware.

Many Expressions, One Artist – Sake Ware by Nobuyuki KimuraCeramic artist Nobuyuki Kimura reveals a remarkable range of ...
14/09/2026

Many Expressions, One Artist – Sake Ware by Nobuyuki Kimura

Ceramic artist Nobuyuki Kimura reveals a remarkable range of expression through his collection of sake ware. Created by the hands of a single artist, each guinomi possesses its own character, inviting us to discover the breadth of his approach to clay and glaze.

Kimura is known for his oil-spot Tenmoku, with its deep, lustrous surface and shimmering patterns. Equally captivating are his celadon works, where delicate kan-nyu crackles spread across the softly coloured glaze, creating a quiet sense of depth and refinement.

Though made as sake cups, these intimate vessels can also be enjoyed as tea cups, allowing their varied textures and forms to become part of different daily rituals.

A limited selection of Nobuyuki Kimura’s sake ware is now available at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill.

From the Studio of Masaaki Iwasa in IzumoRecently, HULS Gallery founder Yusuke Shibata visited the studio of ceramic art...
10/09/2026

From the Studio of Masaaki Iwasa in Izumo

Recently, HULS Gallery founder Yusuke Shibata visited the studio of ceramic artist Masaaki Iwasa in Izumo, Shimane Prefecture. Surrounded by the quiet landscape of the region, Iwasa continues his ceramic practice while also serving as the head priest of a Buddhist temple.

One of the distinctive expressions of his work is tōtai shikki—ceramic vessels finished with layers of lacquer. Bringing together the qualities of clay and urushi, these pieces possess a subtle depth and warmth that reveal themselves gradually through use.

Alongside his lacquered ceramics, Iwasa creates cups and plates characterised by calm tones, understated textures, and gentle forms. Their quiet presence allows them to settle naturally into everyday life.

A limited selection of Masaaki Iwasa’s works is currently available at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill.

Tea Ware by Junzo MaekawaCeramic artist Junzo Maekawa brings a refined contemporary sensibility to Tokoname ware, a cera...
07/09/2026

Tea Ware by Junzo Maekawa

Ceramic artist Junzo Maekawa brings a refined contemporary sensibility to Tokoname ware, a ceramic tradition with a long history in Aichi Prefecture and one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns.

His teapots are particularly suited to the careful preparation of gyokuro and other fine Japanese or Chinese teas. Their considered proportions and quiet presence reflect an understanding of tea ware not simply as a vessel, but as a tool that shapes the experience of brewing and appreciating tea.

Maekawa’s distinctive surfaces and restrained details give each piece a subtle individuality, while remaining deeply connected to the tradition of Tokoname—a region renowned for its teapots and tea culture.

A limited selection of Junzo Maekawa’s tea ware is now available at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill, offering an opportunity to discover vessels made for those who wish to enjoy the character and nuance of fine tea.

New Works by Yuko SekinoBased in Tamba, Hyogo Prefecture, glass artist Yuko Sekino creates vessels distinguished by thei...
03/09/2026

New Works by Yuko Sekino

Based in Tamba, Hyogo Prefecture, glass artist Yuko Sekino creates vessels distinguished by their gentle forms and the delicate expressions of air bubbles held within the glass.

Her latest collection includes sake ware and cups in which countless bubbles appear to float quietly beneath the surface, catching the light and giving each piece a unique sense of depth and movement. While each vessel carries the individuality of a handcrafted work, Sekino’s pieces are also designed to sit naturally in everyday life—bringing a subtle beauty to moments of drinking and dining.

A limited selection of these new works has just arrived at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill. We invite you to experience the warmth and quiet character of Sekino’s glass in person.

Kogei’s Place in Our LivesWhat place does kogei hold in our lives today?“Kogei’s Place in Our Lives,” the brand book of ...
31/08/2026

Kogei’s Place in Our Lives

What place does kogei hold in our lives today?

“Kogei’s Place in Our Lives,” the brand book of HULS Gallery, explores this question through beautiful photography and thoughtful writing on Japanese craftsmanship.

The book brings together images that capture the materials, textures, landscapes, and quiet presence of contemporary kogei, alongside a series of columns by the founder of HULS Gallery. Through reflections on craft, Japanese aesthetics, the regions where objects are made, and their place in everyday life, the book shares the perspective that has shaped HULS Gallery over the years.

More than a collection of beautiful objects, it is an invitation to discover the stories, people, and places behind Japanese craftsmanship—and to consider how kogei can enrich the way we live today.

Now available at all HULS Gallery locations and our Online Store.

New In: Porcelain Maneki-nekoCeramic artist Shunji Kikuchi brings warmth and charm to a beloved Japanese icon through hi...
27/08/2026

New In: Porcelain Maneki-neko

Ceramic artist Shunji Kikuchi brings warmth and charm to a beloved Japanese icon through his handcrafted porcelain Maneki-neko. With their gentle expressions and refined forms, these welcoming cats embody both traditional symbolism and contemporary simplicity.

Alongside the classic colours, a new Red edition has now joined the collection. Long associated in Japan with vitality, celebration, and good fortune, the vibrant red finish offers a fresh interpretation while preserving the quiet elegance that defines Kikuchi’s work.

Available in limited quantities, the new Red Maneki-neko has just arrived at our Millenia Walk store. We invite you to discover these delightful companions, thoughtfully created to bring a touch of joy and good fortune into everyday life.

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026 — Now on ViewDiscover a diverse selection of Japanese sake ware, from sake cups to katakuchi p...
24/08/2026

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026 — Now on View

Discover a diverse selection of Japanese sake ware, from sake cups to katakuchi pouring vessels and tokkuri sake bottles, presented across ceramics, lacquerware, and metalwork.

Each piece reflects the distinctive materials, techniques, and sensibilities of its maker.

All featured works are available at exclusive event prices throughout the exhibition.

HULS Gallery Duxton Hill & Online Store
Until 31 August 2026

The Quiet Elegance of Gold – Tea Ware by Junzo MaekawaCeramic artist Junzo Maekawa brings a contemporary sensibility to ...
20/08/2026

The Quiet Elegance of Gold – Tea Ware by Junzo Maekawa

Ceramic artist Junzo Maekawa brings a contemporary sensibility to Tokoname ware, one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns. His tea ware is distinguished by strong yet refined forms, shaped through a deep understanding of clay and the tradition of the region.

In this collection, delicate gold decoration is applied with remarkable restraint. Rather than creating a sense of opulence, the subtle gold gently emerges against the dark surface of the clay, adding a quiet luminosity and refined presence to each piece.

A limited selection of Maekawa’s popular teapots and tea cups is now available at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill.

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026 is now open.Discover a diverse selection of Japanese sake ware, from ceramics to lacquerware a...
17/08/2026

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026 is now open.

Discover a diverse selection of Japanese sake ware, from ceramics to lacquerware and metalwork, each reflecting the materials, techniques, and sensibilities of its maker.
All featured works are available at exclusive event prices throughout the exhibition.

HULS Gallery Duxton Hill & Online Store
4–31 August 2026

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026Our special exhibition celebrating the artistry and culture of Japanese sake ware is now underw...
13/08/2026

Sake Ware Exhibition 2026

Our special exhibition celebrating the artistry and culture of Japanese sake ware is now underway at HULS Gallery Duxton Hill and our online store.

Explore our largest selection of handcrafted sake cups by leading Japanese craft artists. Throughout the exhibition, all featured sake ware is available at exclusive event prices—a rare opportunity to discover and collect exceptional pieces.

HULS Gallery, Duxton Hill and Online Store
Exhibition Dates: 4–31 August 2026
Opening Hours: 11am–7pm

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