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Mitsui Pottery Inc.
| Address | 1084 Dachi-chou Toki-shi Gifu, JAPAN ZIP:509-5401 |
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| Representative Name | Toshihiro Fujii |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 5 |
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Mino ware Barware Hyotoko Okame 5-go 000cc Made in Japan
SD item code:11164657
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Okame Hyottoko No. 5 Tokugaru with stopper, 11.5 x 11 x 22cm, 1,000cc
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おかめひょっとこ栓付5号徳利 11.5×11×22cm1,000cc
(34507-469)
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(34507-469)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 10 days
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11.5 x 11 x 22cm1,000cc
Microwave OK Dishwasher OK Oven x |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: ceramic
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Description
| Okame on the front, Hyottoko on the other side *Hyottoko is drawn on the other side of the product*. 〜Meaning of Okame and Hyottoko Okame is a woman with a broad forehead and a low, round nose, and Hyottoko is a frightened man with a pointed mouth. Originally, Okame was the god of inviting good fortune and Hyottoko was the god of protecting fire, and they were very familiar to people. It is thought that they came to be used in the Fukuso (happy laughter) game as a way of expressing familiarity. [Okame] represents a fat and happy woman. In Japan, it has been believed since ancient times that a fat and happy woman is a good luck charm against disasters. The hottoko is the god who protects the fire or the god of the hearth, since he blows the fire of the hearth with a bamboo pipe. Thus, Okame is the god of inviting good fortune, and Hyottoko is the god of protecting fire or the god of the hearth, and together they are sometimes treated as the god of family happiness. Please click here to order our product catalog with approximately 20,000 items. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.19th 2025 to Jan.21st 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.3rd 2025 to Nov.5th 2025 |
| EMS | From Oct.31st 2025 to Nov.5th 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Nov.4th 2025 to Nov.7th 2025 |
| DHL | From Oct.31st 2025 to Nov.4th 2025 |
| UPS | From Oct.31st 2025 to Nov.4th 2025 |
| FedEx | From Oct.31st 2025 to Nov.4th 2025 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
Due to the nature of pottery, there may be variations in color. Also, the size may vary slightly due to shrinkage of the clay. Please enjoy the different appearance of each piece. [About Stock]
We share inventory with some manufacturers. We update our inventory regularly, but it may be temporarily out of stock. However, there may be times when we have no choice but to cancel your order due to a temporary shortage of stock. Please contact us if you would like to know the latest stock status. |
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*Hyottoko is drawn on the other side of the product*.
〜Meaning of Okame and Hyottoko
Okame is a woman with a broad forehead and a low, round nose, and Hyottoko is a frightened man with a pointed mouth. Originally, Okame was the god of inviting good fortune and Hyottoko was the god of protecting fire, and they were very familiar to people. It is thought that they came to be used in the Fukuso (happy laughter) game as a way of expressing familiarity.
[Okame] represents a fat and happy woman. In Japan, it has been believed since ancient times that a fat and happy woman is a good luck charm against disasters.
The hottoko is the god who protects the fire or the god of the hearth, since he blows the fire of the hearth with a bamboo pipe. Thus, Okame is the god of inviting good fortune, and Hyottoko is the god of protecting fire or the god of the hearth, and together they are sometimes treated as the god of family happiness.
Please click here to order our product catalog with approximately 20,000 items.
＊商品の反対側にひょっとこが描かれています＊
〜おかめとひょっとこの意味〜
おかめは広い額に低い鼻丸い顔の女性、ひょっとこは口を尖らせておどける男性です。 もともとおかめは「福を招く神様」、ひょっとこは「火を守る神様」ともされており、人々の間でも大変なじみ深い神様でした。 親しみを込めて福笑いにも用いられるようになったのだとも考えられます。
「おかめ」は太った福々しい女性を表現しています。 日本では古来、太って福々しい女性は災厄の魔除けになると信じられており、神楽などでの「おかめ」の役どころは「厄払い」や「魔除け」になり、「福を招く神様」です。
ひょっとこは、竈（かまど）の火を竹筒で吹くことから「火を守る神様」または「竈神」です。 このように、おかめは「福を招く神様」、ひょっとこは「火を守る神様」または「竈神」ということで、二人合わせて家庭円満の神様として扱われることもあります。
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