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Maison Sato Paris

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Maison Sato Paris

The original store for latest and vintage Japanese tableware and decorative objects. Open Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-19:00
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20/06/2026

Newly arrived: an exquisite Kikyo flower-shaped salad bowl, adorned with a luminous crystallized turquoise glaze, crafted by Naoki Matsuo in Akashi, Hyogo. Discover it online or at our Paris boutique.

17/06/2026

Just in: a charming little raised plate from Hasami, Nagasaki. With its sweet flower shape and dreamy blue scenes of Japanese landscapes and blooms, it’s an instant favorite. We’ve also restocked lots of Hasami treasures—come peek online or swing by our Paris boutique!

15/06/2026

Vintage Tiger kakigori (ice shaving) machines are back—just in time to elevate your summer. Bring home a piece of Japan’s iconic summer culture and enjoy perfectly shaved ice for refreshing kakigori treats.
Quantities are extremely limited this season. Only a few red machines are available online, and a rare blue unit—featuring a subtle patina from long-term storage—will be offered exclusively at our Paris boutique this Tuesday. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

13/06/2026

New arrival: a vintage Arita sake carafe with matching cups, decorated with blue-and-white sometsuke peonies and a luxurious gold glaze. The contrast of blue and gold is truly breathtaking. Discover our wide collection of sake ware in our online store and at our Paris boutique.

12/06/2026

Restock alert: the Oribe coffee cup and saucer with hand-painted white camellia is back. The crisp white against the rich Oribe green creates a striking contrast. Available in very limited quantities online and at our Paris boutique.

10/06/2026

New arrival: a stylish vase by a famous artiste, Kosho Ito (1932-2024). He was the son of Ito Katsunori Shoten, a metal engraver from Kanazawa. At the age of 14, he apprenticed under Nakamura Suiko, a master of Kutani ware. Although he briefly worked as a newspaper reporter, he went on to pursue a career as an artist. Later he moved his base to Kasama (ibaraki), where he created works centered on clay as a material, including sculptural pieces as well as vases, tea ware, and sake ware.

08/06/2026

We are pleased to present our vintage kakejiku collection. If your walls are in need of a refined accent, discover the quiet beauty of a Japanese hanging scroll, an elegant way to bring originality and character into your home. Explore your favorite piece online or visit our Paris boutique.

06/06/2026

Just in: Flower-shaped plates from Hasami, Nagasaki are here to brighten your table. Available in three sizes—12.5 cm, 17 cm, and 21.5 cm—and dressed in vivid red or deep navy. Are you team red or team blue? Find them online and at our Paris boutique.

05/06/2026

We are excited to unveil a selection of pieces we discovered during our recent trip to Japan, sourced from the Shigaraki Ceramic Festival. These bowls and teacups feature striking, fissured glazes by Shigaraki-based potter Takuya Ohara. Now available on our online store and at our Paris boutique.

Adresse

20 Rue De Thorigny
Paris
75003

Heures d'ouverture

Mardi	11:00 - 19:00
Mercredi	11:00 - 19:00
Jeudi	11:00 - 19:00
Vendredi	11:00 - 19:00
Samedi	11:00 - 19:00
Dimanche	11:00 - 19:00

Téléphone

+33603625463

Site Web

http://www.maisonsato.com/

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