Vendor Profile
katayama ltd.
| Address | 10-3 kawaramachi yokkaichi city Mie, JAPAN ZIP:510-0033 |
|---|---|
| Representative Name | Takeshi Katayama |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 4 |
| Web Site URL | |
| SNS |
People Also Searched
SD item code:15539607
| Detail | Price & Quantity | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 |
Earthen jar, black mat
 Original text before translation
一汁一菜 土瓶 黒マット
(11570)
|
(11570)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
|
|
| S2 |
Earthen jar, one soup, one dish, white porcelain
Original text before translation
一汁一菜 土瓶 白窯変
(11571)
|
(11571)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
|
|
| S3 |
Sen-cha cup, black matte
Original text before translation
一汁一菜 煎茶碗 黒マット
(11574)
|
(11574)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
4 pcs /set
In Stock
|
|
| S4 |
One soup, one dish, sencha-tea bowl, white porcelain
Original text before translation
一汁一菜 煎茶碗 白窯変
(11575)
|
(11575)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
4 pcs /set
In Stock
|
|
| Shipping Date |
|---|
|
About 10 days
|
| Dimensions |
|---|
|
earthenware bottle size / approx. W100 x D130 x H95mm (vine not included) capacity / approx. 350cc
Sencha Bowl Size: approx. 70 mm (diameter) x 55 mm (height), capacity: approx. 100 cc |
| Specifications |
|---|
|
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Ceramics Porcelain
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2025
Product tag: None
|
Description
| A plump, small tea bowl just right for an after-dinner cup of tea. The cute earthenware bottle shape with a capacity of about 2 cups. It comes with a cup net for ease of use. Matching sencha bowls are also available. *[Ippiki Ippiki Sencha Bowl] sakurakarashi *moss green is the same shape. *Material Features [Porcelain] Porcelain is made by kneading crushed pottery stone powder, molding it, and firing it at high temperatures. It is characterized by its dense texture and white surface, as well as its hardness and durability compared to ceramics. It does not absorb water, so it is resistant to stains and mildew, and is very easy to handle on a daily basis. [Semi-porcelain] Semi-porcelain is a type of pottery made by combining earthenware and porcelain clay, and has the characteristics of both pottery and porcelain. To ensure long-lasting use and enjoyment, please use with the following precautions. [Pottery (earthenware) This is a typical pottery material that has been used in daily life since ancient times. It is often highly absorbent, coarse-grained, soft, and prone to chipping, but it is available in a wide range of types and is easy to get used to and has a rich texture. [Pottery (kohiki) This type of pottery is made of white clay, coated with a transparent glaze, and fired. Because of its water absorbency, it is characterized by the formation of dark and light blotches called "rain leaks" as the potter uses it more and more. It is a material that should be handled with care, but it has a unique texture with warmth. [Heat-resistant pottery] Heat-resistant pottery contains petalite (a special heat-resistant material). This material is used to prevent breakage due to thermal expansion even when the vessel is subjected to a load from heating. If handled properly, it is a convenient material that can be used as a vessel or cooking utensil. [Earthenware] Earthen pots contain petalite (a special heat-resistant material). This material prevents damage due to thermal expansion, even when the load from heating is applied to the body of the pot. In addition, heat-resistant earthenware has a far-infrared ray effect, which brings out the flavor of the food and makes the food more mellow. [Iga Pot] The clay from the Lake Biwa Formation, which is the geological formation where Iga is located, is highly refractory, and heat-resistant ceramics have been made as a tool for daily life in Japan since ancient times. It is characterized by its excellent heat storage* and heat retention, as well as its rich clay texture. It also has a far-infrared ray effect, which brings out the flavor of ingredients and mellows the food. Since no special refractory elements have been added to the raw material, it is more prone to penetration (cracks in the surface skin) than earthenware pots containing petalite, even under normal daily use. When using Iga pots, please enjoy the decayed appearance of the pots as they reflect everyday life. |
More
| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
|---|---|
| Sea Mail | From Jul.22nd 2026 to Sep.23rd 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Jul.6th 2026 to Jul.8th 2026 |
| EMS | From Jul.3rd 2026 to Jul.8th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Jul.7th 2026 to Jul.10th 2026 |
| DHL | From Jul.3rd 2026 to Jul.7th 2026 |
| UPS | From Jul.3rd 2026 to Jul.7th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Jul.3rd 2026 to Jul.7th 2026 |
|
Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Dishwasher and microwave safe.
*Oven *Not for open flame. *Due to the nature of pottery, iron powder, uneven color, glaze dripping, and pinholes may occur, but they are not defective. They are not defective. There is no problem in using it. Due to the nature of pottery, there may be differences in color, size, weight, etc. *If you require more than stock, please feel free to contact us. *Please feel free to contact us if you require more than we have in stock. *Items other than those sold are not included. |
It comes with a cup net for ease of use.
Matching sencha bowls are also available.
*[Ippiki Ippiki Sencha Bowl] sakurakarashi *moss green is the same shape.
*Material Features
[Porcelain]
Porcelain is made by kneading crushed pottery stone powder, molding it, and firing it at high temperatures. It is characterized by its dense texture and white surface, as well as its hardness and durability compared to ceramics. It does not absorb water, so it is resistant to stains and mildew, and is very easy to handle on a daily basis.
[Semi-porcelain]
Semi-porcelain is a type of pottery made by combining earthenware and porcelain clay, and has the characteristics of both pottery and porcelain. To ensure long-lasting use and enjoyment, please use with the following precautions.
[Pottery (earthenware)
This is a typical pottery material that has been used in daily life since ancient times. It is often highly absorbent, coarse-grained, soft, and prone to chipping, but it is available in a wide range of types and is easy to get used to and has a rich texture.
[Pottery (kohiki)
This type of pottery is made of white clay, coated with a transparent glaze, and fired. Because of its water absorbency, it is characterized by the formation of dark and light blotches called "rain leaks" as the potter uses it more and more. It is a material that should be handled with care, but it has a unique texture with warmth.
[Heat-resistant pottery]
Heat-resistant pottery contains petalite (a special heat-resistant material). This material is used to prevent breakage due to thermal expansion even when the vessel is subjected to a load from heating. If handled properly, it is a convenient material that can be used as a vessel or cooking utensil.
[Earthenware]
Earthen pots contain petalite (a special heat-resistant material). This material prevents damage due to thermal expansion, even when the load from heating is applied to the body of the pot. In addition, heat-resistant earthenware has a far-infrared ray effect, which brings out the flavor of the food and makes the food more mellow.
[Iga Pot]
The clay from the Lake Biwa Formation, which is the geological formation where Iga is located, is highly refractory, and heat-resistant ceramics have been made as a tool for daily life in Japan since ancient times. It is characterized by its excellent heat storage* and heat retention, as well as its rich clay texture. It also has a far-infrared ray effect, which brings out the flavor of ingredients and mellows the food. Since no special refractory elements have been added to the raw material, it is more prone to penetration (cracks in the surface skin) than earthenware pots containing petalite, even under normal daily use. When using Iga pots, please enjoy the decayed appearance of the pots as they reflect everyday life.