Anti-sencha herringbone pottery ORIME Hasami ware

Geometric pattern woven by herringbone

A sencha bowl with a clean silhouette that gives a modern impression. It has an uneven texture that feels like it's been embossed. It is unusual for Hasami ware, which is mostly made of porcelain, and because it is made of ceramic, it has the soft atmosphere of earthenware. It is very interesting that each piece has a different expression, such as the pattern and color.

Perfect for drinking scenes

The size is perfect for storing long and thin items such as vegetable sticks. You can use it as a slightly larger choko to drink sake, or add olives to accompany wine. You can enjoy it in a variety of ways, such as using it as a small bowl with side dishes or as a dessert cup. You can also stack them, so you can have several for your family or for guests.

About the style and atmosphere

The "ORIME" series is made from textile motifs. The pattern is made using a stamp, and the design looks like it's made of pasted fabrics, giving it an interesting handcrafted feel. One of its charms is the tasteful texture that takes advantage of the shading and fading of colors, overlapping and unevenness in order to express the texture of the cloth. Depending on the baking process, there may be a difference in the pattern. (The photo is of "Herringbone Soba Choko") We hope that you enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter, as no two items are the same. [Diameter] Approx. 7.7cm [Height] Approx. 6.8cm [Material] Pottery ■You can also view the ORIME series vessels here. ORIME list page ■Others, list page. Hasami ware list page

Hasami ware

Pottery originated in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, with a history of about 400 years. Many of the pots are made of durable porcelain that can be used in the microwave and dishwasher, and are perfect for everyday use and can be enjoyed every day without hesitation.

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