In 1616, porcelain stones were discovered at Izumayama mountain, which gave birth to Japan’s very first porcelain. In the Edo era, many tableware artifacts belonging to Japanese feudal lords were made from Arita porcelain, manufactured in the northern part of Kyushu Island. After a research trip to Japan, Neri&Hu were inspired to reinterpret this historic manufacturing technique by using it in the production of the Arita collection for Stellar Works. The result is a contemporary dining collection with a 400 year old story behind it. These containers inspired by Chinese traditional wine bottles offer two sizes for cold or warm liquids where the cups for drinking can be stacked at the neck of the bottle to form a visually interesting and complete setting. The brass holder offers a graceful detail to the simple white shape.