These asymmetrical earrings pair the elegance of freshwater pearls with the timeless artistry of Arita ware, a porcelain tradition dating back over 400 years. One earring features a delicately hand-painted hemp leaf motif—a classic Japanese pattern popular since the Edo period—while the other elegantly combines pearl and porcelain elements on a refined gold base, creating a modern, balanced contrast.

The porcelain elements, each only 1 cm in diameter, are entirely handmade by skilled artisans. Every detail reflects the craftsmanship and heritage of HIZEN Jewelry, engraved subtly into the base of each piece. Set on titanium posts and catches, these earrings are also suitable for those with sensitive skin.

This contemporary reinterpretation of traditional pearl jewelry introduces a new standard of “wearable pottery” from Japan—each piece is unique, wearable across generations.

A: 0.4 × 0.4 in | B (with pearl): 0.7 × 0.4 in

Porcelain, brass (K18 coating), freshwater pearl, post: titanium (K18 coating), catch: titanium