Toshin Kiln Small Bowl Red Bougainvillea Arabesque 9cm/3.5in | Kobachi Tsuboya Ware Yachimun

*Sales price has changed due to price revision. (January 2023)

Dynamic designs typical of Okinawa

This 3-inch pot has a cute small size. With a motif of bougainvillea flowers, the vibrant design will brightly decorate your dining table. The contrast of blue and red stands out against the slightly creamy white background, and just looking at it seems to cheer you up. It is a very elaborate pottery, using techniques such as akae and comb pattern. Although Yachimun has a strong image of being heavy, Toshin Kiln is characterized by not being too heavy or thick. The height of the base and the rise of the edges are exquisite, and it fits naturally in your hand. This may be the result of a history of creating everyday pottery that is close to the people who use it.

One more side dish

The 3-inch small bowl is the perfect size when you want to add a little something extra. Serve with the usual side dishes such as green beans with sesame sauce and kinpira burdock. It's also great to enjoy the Okinawan atmosphere with carrot shirishiri and bitter melon ohitashi! It has a good depth, so you can safely use it for juicy side dishes such as vinegared dishes and sleet dressing. It would also be cute to put fruit for one person and display it on the dining table. It is a useful item no matter how many you have.

Size	Diameter approx. 9.3~9.6cm Height approx. 4.2~4.5cm
Weight	Approx. 127g
Material	Ceramics
Microwave Dishwasher	Microwave × Dishwasher ×
Open fire Oven	Open fire × Oven ×
Kiln manufacturer's recommended maintenance	・If you soak it in water for a while before use, it will prevent stains from getting in. ・Due to its high water absorption, leaving it with water in it may cause mold and odors. Do not leave it unattended after use; wash it as soon as possible, wipe it with a dry cloth, and dry it thoroughly.
Product characteristics/ Handling precautions	・As it is handmade, there may be individual differences in color, shape, size, thickness, etc. ・There may be pinholes, and the pattern and color may differ. ・Recommended for those who want to enjoy the warm texture that is unique to handmade products, each with a different look. ・There are small crack-like patterns in the glaze that form on the surface of the vessel. Unlike scratches, water does not leak. Please enjoy the unique taste that changes depending on the penetration, which is a characteristic of handmade pottery. ・As you use it, you will notice changes in color and texture over time. ・Prices may be reviewed or revised depending on the artist or pottery.

Things you should know before purchasing

Yachimun is Okinawan pottery that gives you a sense of warmth and a laid-back climate. Yachimun often has uneven glaze application, cracks called intrusions, accumulations of layered glaze, unevenness, and pinholes. We hope that you will enjoy the tasteful textures of these handmade pottery, which are not found in mass-produced products. 【Individual difference】 Because each item is handmade, there may be individual differences in shape, size, thickness, color, etc. [Uneven color/uneven baking] The glaze is carefully applied one by one by hand, so the glaze may not be applied evenly. During firing, the temperature varies depending on the location of the kiln, resulting in uneven firing. [Other notes]

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〇The patterns and designs have different glaze splashes and sauces. 〇Products that have passed inspection by the pottery and artist are inspected again and delivered to the customer. ■For more information, please see here. Characteristics of containers and things you should understand when purchasing < /u>

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Tsuboya ware Toshin kiln

After Masakazu Soma trained at Ikutoen in Tsuboya, he built a kiln in Nakama, Onna Village, Okinawa Prefecture in 1975. In 1978, the kiln was moved to Zakimi, Yomitan Village. Until now. While preserving the traditional techniques of Tsuboya ware, we continue to create new works with the motto of ``always creating something new,'' such as unique red glazes, dyeing, fish patterns, and itchin.