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| Address | 4-13 Onadacho Tajimishi Gifu, JAPAN ZIP:507-0004 |
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| Representative Name | TOSHIHIRO AOKI |
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SD item code:16962621
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1Pc in Cardboard box
 Original text before translation
段ボール箱に1セット入り
(2601-960)
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(2601-960)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 10 days
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Φ215 mm, h25 mm, 410 g
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Pottery
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2026
Product tag: None
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Description
| CAUTION: Microwaving will not cause the vessel to crack, but microwaving with thick, oily sauces such as tomato sauce or curry will cause the ceramic to expand slightly, causing cracks to spread, and the high temperature of the oil will further accelerate the penetration of the sauce compared to use at room temperature. No open flame. Dishwasher safe. Each piece is handmade by the artist. Masanori Tanaka (56 years old) Born in Dachi, Gifu*, Tanaka is a ceramic artist who pursued his own unique world centering on Oribe. Although he underwent dialysis for many years due to kidney disease, he never stopped creating and always explored new ways of expression. During the course of his life, he was once blessed with a donor and underwent a successful transplant operation, which further strengthened his passion for creation. However, in his later years, he had to battle immunodeficiency due to a fungus that had invaded his body through a red stump, and he quietly passed away, leaving his thoughts and feelings behind in his studio. This collection is the last testament of his life, in which he continued to work with soil despite the harshness of his body. Masanori Tanaka (Aged 56) Born in Dachi, Gifu, Masanori Tanaka was a ceramic artist known for his distinctive Oribe style. A successful kidney transplant once restored his strength and deepened his commitment to his craft. In his final years, however, a small skin fissure led to a severe infection, and he passed away after a hard battle against immune failure. This collection stands as the final testament of an artist who continued to face the clay with unwavering resolve until his last days. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Sep.18th 2026 to Nov.20th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Sep.2nd 2026 to Sep.4th 2026 |
| EMS | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.4th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Sep.3rd 2026 to Sep.8th 2026 |
| DHL | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
| UPS | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
| FedEx | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
Note: Using a microwave will not cause the pottery to crack or break. However, when using the microwave with rich sauces containing oil (such as tomato sauce or curry), the earthenware expands slightly and the fine cracks open up. Combined with the high temperature of the oil, this accelerates the Combined with the high temperature of the oil, this accelerates the penetration of the sauce compared to use at room temperature.
Microwave: Safe (Note the staining risk above) Dishwasher: Safe Open Flame: Not for use over direct heat |
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Born in Dachi, Gifu*, Tanaka is a ceramic artist who pursued his own unique world centering on Oribe. Although he underwent dialysis for many years due to kidney disease, he never stopped creating and always explored new ways of expression. During the course of his life, he was once blessed with a donor and underwent a successful transplant operation, which further strengthened his passion for creation. However, in his later years, he had to battle immunodeficiency due to a fungus that had invaded his body through a red stump, and he quietly passed away, leaving his thoughts and feelings behind in his studio. This collection is the last testament of his life, in which he continued to work with soil despite the harshness of his body.
Masanori Tanaka (Aged 56)
Born in Dachi, Gifu, Masanori Tanaka was a ceramic artist known for his distinctive Oribe style. A successful kidney transplant once restored his strength and deepened his commitment to his craft. In his final years, however, a small skin fissure led to a severe infection, and he passed away after a hard battle against immune failure. This collection stands as the final testament of an artist who continued to face the clay with unwavering resolve until his last days.
田中将則（享年56）
岐阜・駄知に生まれ、織部を中心に独自の世界を追求した陶芸家。腎臓疾患のため長年透析を受けながらも制作を止めず、常に新たな表現を探り続けた。生涯の途中、一度はドナーに恵まれ移植手術に成功し、創作への情熱はいっそう強まった。しかし晩年、赤切れから侵入した菌により免疫不全と戦うことになり、工房に想いを残したまま静かに生涯を閉じた。本コレクションは、過酷な身体の中でも土と向き合い続けた彼の「最後の証」である。
Masanori Tanaka (Aged 56)
Born in Dachi, Gifu, Masanori Tanaka was a ceramic artist known for his distinctive Oribe style. Even while undergoing years of dialysis due to severe kidney disease, he never stopped creating or pursuing new artistic possibilities. A successful kidney transplant once restored his strength and deepened his commitment to his craft. In his final years, however, a small skin fissure led to a severe infection, and he passed away after a hard battle against immune failure. This collection stands as the final testament of an artist who continued to face the clay with unwavering resolve until his last days.