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Murataya Sangyo Co.,ltd.
| Address | 134-1 Otowacho Omihachimanshi Shiga, JAPAN ZIP:523-0856 |
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| Representative Name | RYUJI MURATA |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 20 |
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SD item code:12808569
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width 20 x depth 19 x height 16.5cm
Internal dimensions: 12 cm (dia.) x 15 cm (height)
with bottom hole
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巾20×奥行19×高さ16.5cm
内寸：φ12×高さ15cm
底穴有り
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(1515)
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1 pc /set
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| S2 |
Width 24.5cm x Depth 23.5cm x Height 21cm
inside dimension: φ15 x height 19.5cm
With bottom hole
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巾24.5×奥行23.5×高さ21cm
内寸：φ15×高さ19.5cm
底穴有り
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(1514)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 2 weeks
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Country of manufacture: China
Material / component: Terracotta
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| Terra cotta means "terra (baked / heated) + cotta (earth)" in Italian, and refers to reddish clay, ceramics based on clay, and other ceramics. Compared to ordinary unglazed pots, these pots are attractive for their high strength due to high-temperature quenching. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.16th 2025 to Feb.17th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.28th 2025 to Dec.2nd 2025 |
| EMS | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.2nd 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Dec.1st 2025 to Dec.4th 2025 |
| DHL | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
| UPS | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
| FedEx | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
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[Cracks in pottery]
This item is coated with glaze. Glazes are used on a wide range of ceramics for a variety of purposes, including protecting the ware from stains, making it impervious to moisture, and increasing the strength of the ware. When glaze is fired in a kiln, it melts at high temperatures and forms a glassy coating on the surface of the ceramic ware. When fired ceramics are removed from the kiln and allowed to cool, a crack-like pattern appears on the surface. This is called "kan-in," a phenomenon in which the hardened glass layer cracks due to the difference in shrinkage between the base material and the glaze. Basically, the glaze shrinks more, so the penetration occurs on the surface of the glaze, not on the ceramic. Since the penetration is not caused by impact, there is no problem with the strength of the piece. [About the peeling*chipping of the material]. Small flakes of material or raised areas on the surface or edges of the dish may be seen, which are caused by a phenomenon called ishihaze. Glazes are mainly composed of earth and stones, including quartz and feldspar, and ishibaku is a condition in which stone grains in the glaze are exposed or bounce off the surface during quenching. Since this is an unavoidable phenomenon in manufacturing with materials of natural origin, it is not regarded as a defect by those who enjoy Shigaraki ware and other ceramics, but is preferred as a scenery when appreciating and touching the ware. Please note that this is a characteristic of the product. There are individual differences depending on the product, but this also does not affect the strength of the product. |
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