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MARUI SEITOU Inc.
| Address | 710 Shigarakicho nagano Kokashi Shiga, JAPAN ZIP:529-1851 |
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| Representative Name | TAKANORI MURAKI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 19 |
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SD item code:12024523
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Ash glaze cold RF small cup
 Original text before translation
灰釉 冷RF 小ゆのみ
(3-4002)
JAN:4965440340023
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(3-4002)
JAN:4965440340023
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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Approx. 5.5 cm (width) x 5.5 cm (depth) x 7 cm (height), capacity approx. 100 ml
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Pottery
Package: Individual box
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Description
| [Shigaraki-ness" to many people. And to be a catalyst for that. The starting point is a reverence for Anagama. And a longing for Shigaraki* natural glaze... I want to touch the origin, the original spring, even if only a little. Harmony of artifice and nature. I hope this bowl will be the first step of Shigaraki. This vessel is produced with an emphasis on the powerful expression that conveys the breath of nature, and the texture of the piece as it is. The deep and soft coloring of the vitrified glaze, the clay surface with white pebbles, the marks of shells, the carved tokkin on the base, and the flow of the glaze created by intentionally tilting the pot during firing.... The clay components dissolved by high-temperature firing are mixed with ash and glazed to fill the cracked, rough clay surface and make the vessel more solid. Rather than being human-centered, human beings and nature grow close to each other. [No two pieces are alike.] We hope you will feel such a sense of vessel making. [Image 1 description] [Cracks] Cracks appear during firing due to the action of stones contained in the clay. The cracks are caused by the glazing of the components in the clay, The cracks are glazed by the components in the clay, making the vessel even more solid. It is as if nature itself is building up the vessel. These cracks are a view of the unique characteristics of earthenware. [Image 2 explanation] [Shell eye marks] Shells are laid down to prevent the vessel from falling over during firing, The view of the shells assimilating* into the vessel is indescribably beautiful, The view of the shells assimilating into the vessel has an indescribable beauty. [Image 3 explanation] [Clay*Ash] The clay used is red clay, which has a depth that makes you want to pick it up, It also has a slightly under and shimmering tight look. The glaze is made of natural ash. The balance of clay, stone, and glaze expresses the uniqueness of Shigaraki. [Description of Image 4] [Kabukin] The coarse clay containing large stone grains It is possible only by facing the coarse clay that contains large stone grains every day. the finish of the high pedestal. [Image 5 explanation] [Shape*Finish] The coarse clay containing large grains of stone and of a sharp, urban shape, The heterogeneity is pleasant. [Image 6 Description] [Firing*Glaze variation] The glaze on both vessels is the same. The difference in the firing method (cooling reduction*reduction), The color of the glaze is different. Please enjoy the change of glaze. What is Hechimon? [Hechimon" is a Shigaraki craftsman's word meaning "a strange thing". Just like the various shapes created by nature and the individuality of each of us, The vessels have a variety of expressions, just like the various shapes created by nature and the individual personalities of each of us. They are more like farm products than industrial products. [These vessels are made by skilled craftsmen who know the importance of "heterogeneity" and are filled with playfulness and sincerity. The Hechimon is made by Marui-Systems. Hechimon is a registered trademark of Marui-Seito Co. Ash glazed small cup, small size (Item no. 01) |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jun.3rd to Aug.6th |
| Air Mail | From May.16th to May.20th |
| EMS | From May.15th to May.20th |
| Pantos Express | From May.17th to May.22nd |
| DHL | From May.15th to May.17th |
| UPS | From May.15th to May.17th |
| FedEx | From May.15th to May.17th |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
[Image 7 description]
[water leakage]. Unlike porcelain or glassware, Hechimonon vessels are made of coarse clay. Therefore, if a liquid is kept in the vessel for a long period of time, it may seep out. Please avoid placing liquids in the bowl for a long period of time, as this may cause damage to the bowl. Please note that due to the nature of ceramics, ring stains may form at the base of the bowl, We would appreciate it if you could use a rug. *The color of the product may differ slightly from the actual product depending on your monitor. Because each piece is handmade, there may be slight differences in size, color, and pattern. *Please note that we may have more stock than indicated. Please feel free to contact us by e-mail or phone. E-mail:http://www.superdelivery.com/msgbox/nm?s=1&stc=204729 TEL:0748-82-0855 |
Other items from this category:
The starting point is a reverence for Anagama.
And a longing for Shigaraki* natural glaze... I want to touch the origin, the original spring, even if only a little.
Harmony of artifice and nature.
I hope this bowl will be the first step of Shigaraki.
This vessel is produced with an emphasis on the powerful expression that conveys the breath of nature, and the texture of the piece as it is.
The deep and soft coloring of the vitrified glaze, the clay surface with white pebbles, the marks of shells, the carved tokkin on the base, and the flow of the glaze created by intentionally tilting the pot during firing....
The clay components dissolved by high-temperature firing are mixed with ash and glazed to fill the cracked, rough clay surface and make the vessel more solid.
Rather than being human-centered, human beings and nature grow close to each other.
[No two pieces are alike.]
We hope you will feel such a sense of vessel making.
[Image 1 description]
[Cracks]
Cracks appear during firing due to the action of stones contained in the clay.
The cracks are caused by the glazing of the components in the clay,
The cracks are glazed by the components in the clay, making the vessel even more solid.
It is as if nature itself is building up the vessel.
These cracks are a view of the unique characteristics of earthenware.
[Image 2 explanation]
[Shell eye marks]
Shells are laid down to prevent the vessel from falling over during firing,
The view of the shells assimilating* into the vessel is indescribably beautiful,
The view of the shells assimilating into the vessel has an indescribable beauty.
[Image 3 explanation]
[Clay*Ash]
The clay used is red clay, which has a depth that makes you want to pick it up,
It also has a slightly under and shimmering tight look.
The glaze is made of natural ash.
The balance of clay, stone, and glaze expresses the uniqueness of Shigaraki.
[Description of Image 4]
[Kabukin]
The coarse clay containing large stone grains
It is possible only by facing the coarse clay that contains large stone grains every day.
the finish of the high pedestal.
[Image 5 explanation]
[Shape*Finish]
The coarse clay containing large grains of stone and
of a sharp, urban shape,
The heterogeneity is pleasant.
[Image 6 Description]
[Firing*Glaze variation]
The glaze on both vessels is the same.
The difference in the firing method (cooling reduction*reduction),
The color of the glaze is different.
Please enjoy the change of glaze.
What is Hechimon?
[Hechimon" is a Shigaraki craftsman's word meaning "a strange thing".
Just like the various shapes created by nature and the individuality of each of us,
The vessels have a variety of expressions, just like the various shapes created by nature and the individual personalities of each of us.
They are more like farm products than industrial products.
[These vessels are made by skilled craftsmen who know the importance of "heterogeneity" and are filled with playfulness and sincerity.
The Hechimon is made by Marui-Systems.
Hechimon is a registered trademark of Marui-Seito Co.
Ash glazed small cup, small size
(Item no. 01)