Itsumo Pet Yunoki Ware Porcelain Bowls
Itsumo pet Yunoki ware design Naoto Fukasawa 2026
Dog food bowl in white porcelain. Pattern design by Samiro Yunoki.
Cat food bowl in white porcelain. Pattern design by Samiro Yunoki.
Itsumo pet Yunoki ware: from table to bowl, a symbol of affection and everyday life
Itsumo pet Yunoki ware is the new extension of the tableware designed by Naoto Fukasawa created from the desire to design functional, well-crafted objects that make living with pets even more refined and enjoyable
Developed with the advice of Amelia Valletta, founder of The HAD Human Animal Design®, a brand and studio specialising in pet design, the series places the concept of relationship at its core, expressed through affiliation - or being part of a family - and affection, understood as genuine interest and care, promoting everyday gestures that strengthen the connection between people and animals.
The intention is not to project human characteristics onto animals, but to reinforce the emotional value that the relationship with them has within the family context transforming mealtimes into a gesture of care, where feeding becomes an expression of attention and belonging.
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