Join Hitomi at Hashi Japanese Pottery Plus for Easthampton City Art Walk. We've gotten new cups, tea bowls, dinner plates, and serving bowls and platters by Ayumi Nojiri and Juli Kirk, including some new kintsugi pieces. Plus: we're excited to introduce wooden chopsticks and spoons, hand-carved by Tommy Sanders from sustainably sourced local hardwoods (see […]
Hashi Pottery Plus gathers work from more than a dozen local ceramics and textile artists who are either Japanese-born, trained in Japanese techniques, or inspired by Japanese traditions in these art forms. This month, we're excited to being showing new work by potter Guy Matsuda and textile artists Deb Luekens and Akemi Rice. Stop by […]
Join us at Hashi Pottery Plus during Easthampton City Arts Art Walk. We’ll be open from 4–7 pm with our full collection of Japanese ceramics, textiles, and handcrafted works by Japanese-born, Japanese-trained, and Japanese-inspired artists. We are expecting new matcha bowls and tea cups by Ayumi Nojiri to arrive this week. Stop in, warm up, […]
During Easthampton Art Walk, Hashi Japanese Pottery Plus will be open with new work by potters Silene DeCiucies and Ayumi Nojiri, and chirimen fabric baskets by new artist Deb Luekens. Handmade objects for daily life—pots, vessels, and small textile forms—offered in a calm, welcoming space.
During Easthampton Art Walk, Hashi Japanese Pottery Plus will be open with new ceramic work by Silene DeCiucies and Ayumi Nojiri, origami jewelry by Liana Rice, and chirimen fabric baskets by new artist Deb Luekens. Handmade objects for daily life—pots, vessels, and small textile forms—offered in a calm, welcoming space.
Join us at Hashi for a relaxed and festive evening during December’s Art Walk! We’ll have light snacks, seasonal refreshments, and a beautifully decorated space to welcome you in. Browse our thoughtfully curated collection of Japanese pottery, textiles, and handmade gifts — including new work just in for the holidays. Whether you’re shopping, catching up […]
Join us during Eastworks Open Studios for a quiet, beautiful experience inside Hashi — a curated space of Japanese and Japanese-inspired ceramics, textiles, and one-of-a-kind handmade gifts. You’ll find thoughtfully chosen mugs, bowls, vases, wall hangings, and more — each piece selected for its unique character and everyday beauty. Hashi is located on the first […]
Hashi Pottery Plus invites you to explore over 100 new pots just arrived in the past three weeks. Featuring fresh work by Easthampton's own Juli Kirk, Andy Vlock of Codo Experiment, and Silene DeCiucies of Dirt Floor Studios, this new collection showcases a wide variety of forms, glazes, and firings—from functional tableware to pieces that […]
Step into Hashi Japanese Pottery Plus for an evening of connection and craft. Meet the artists whose hands shape our collection of locally handmade, Japanese-inspired pottery, textiles, and jewelry. Linger in conversation, explore their work, and enjoy light beverages and appetizers in the calm and welcoming spirit of our salon.
If you haven't heard, Hashi Pottery Plus has expanded into a larger space within 50 Arrow Gallery. Come by to experience our tranquil new environment, explore our exquisitely curated collection of locally handcrafted, Japanese-inspired textiles and ceramics. From tea cups to tea pots, coffee mugs to pitchers, plates to platters, bowls to stunning sculptural pieces, […]
Step into Hashi’s beautiful new space inside 50 Arrow Gallery—an expanded environment for handmade Japanese ceramics, thoughtfully sourced textiles, and quiet discovery. Join us for our grand opening during Art Walk and experience the evolving vision of Hashi: a gallery, a salon, a place to pause. With new work on display and tea and books […]
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