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| Address | 1752-7 Dachi Toki city Gifu, JAPAN ZIP:509-5401 |
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| Representative Name | shinnosuke kato |
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Mino Ware Plates White Porcelains Origami Made in Japan
SD item code:9364501
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Kor001LB Long square dish (large) 270×235×h38(mm)
Kor004LB Long rectangular plate (medium) 280×130×h25(mm) Kor005LB Sweets dish 115 x 115 x h25(mm) Kor002LB Mein dish 150 x 150 x h25(mm) Kor003LB Teishio Dish 85×85×h25(mm) Kor201LB Chamfered cup 80×80×h72(mm) 80cc Kor101LB Large bowl 250×250×h85(mm) Kor102LB Medium bowl 190×190×h75(mm) Kor202LB Teacup 55x55xh55(mm) 50cc |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Ceramic (blue and white porcelain), Minoyaki, Made in Japan
Package: individual box
Product tag: None
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Description
| Kawasho no seishakuji (blue and white porcelain) This vessel, though blue, has a greenish or It is a dish with a very pale hue of blue with a hint of green or yellowish. However, because of its subtle presence, it blends with light under subtle illumination, harmonizes with food and space, and becomes a part of the happy dining experience. [Blue and white porcelain vessels] Blue-and-white porcelain is made from porcelain clay made from white stones. It is made by coating an unglazed vessel with an iron glaze that turns blue when fired, and was originally fired in China. White porcelain is made by applying a glaze that becomes transparent when fired, and is called white porcelain when the whiteness of the vessel is utilized. Celadon glazed ware is made of iron-filled clay with a glaze that turns blue-green when fired. The molten blue glaze collects in the patterned areas, creating a beautiful puddle-like appearance. The disadvantage of celadon is that the glaze is applied very thickly, which puts a lot of stress on the vessel during firing, making it prone to cracking. Over time, the pottery introduced from China has merged with the sensibilities, history, and traditions of the Japanese people, and has become a representative industry of this country. It has become a representative industry of this country. Blue and white porcelain vessels are suitable for Japanese, Western, Chinese, and any other cuisine. Here are some examples of each series. Click here to see the series of blue and white porcelain we offer. Minoyaki made in Japan Ceramic tableware tableware minoware madeinjapan japanese tableware miyama Miyama tableware tableware Minoyaki blue and white porcelain seihakuji online web pottery market Miyama Mino ware minoware minoyaki tableware made in japan kitchen |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From May.23rd to Jul.26th |
| Air Mail | From May.7th to May.9th |
| EMS | From May.2nd to May.9th |
| Pantos Express | From May.8th to May.13th |
| DHL | From May.2nd to May.8th |
| UPS | From May.2nd to May.8th |
| FedEx | From May.2nd to May.8th |
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After use, wash quickly and dry well before storing. Due to the nature of pottery, sizes may vary slightly from product to product. *The image is for illustrative purposes only. In addition to the effects of kiln deformation, colors may vary depending on the light source when photographed, the monitor used to view the product, and the lighting in the room. Please understand this in advance. *The items shown in the image, such as accessories, are not included in the product title. *The size and weight shown may vary depending on the size and weight of the item; *Please note that there may be a slight difference in the size and weight of the items shown. *The color of the product may differ from the actual color depending on your monitor settings and the lighting in your room. *Returns and cancellations are not accepted except for defective products because the products are ordered by the manufacturer. *About the shipment of products*. Since we post products on other websites as well, there may be a delay in updating inventory numbers due to sudden sell-outs, etc. In such cases, we may not be able to ship your order in time for delivery. In such cases, there is a possibility that the delivery date of your order will be delayed (or cancelled). We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. |
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This vessel, though blue, has a greenish or
It is a dish with a very pale hue of blue with a hint of green or yellowish.
However, because of its subtle presence, it blends with light under subtle illumination, harmonizes with food and space, and becomes a part of the happy dining experience.
[Blue and white porcelain vessels]
Blue-and-white porcelain is made from porcelain clay made from white stones. It is made by coating an unglazed vessel with an iron glaze that turns blue when fired, and was originally fired in China. White porcelain is made by applying a glaze that becomes transparent when fired, and is called white porcelain when the whiteness of the vessel is utilized. Celadon glazed ware is made of iron-filled clay with a glaze that turns blue-green when fired. The molten blue glaze collects in the patterned areas, creating a beautiful puddle-like appearance. The disadvantage of celadon is that the glaze is applied very thickly, which puts a lot of stress on the vessel during firing, making it prone to cracking.
Over time, the pottery introduced from China has merged with the sensibilities, history, and traditions of the Japanese people, and has become a representative industry of this country.
It has become a representative industry of this country.
Blue and white porcelain vessels are suitable for Japanese, Western, Chinese, and any other cuisine.
Here are some examples of each series.
Click here to see the series of blue and white porcelain we offer.
Minoyaki made in Japan Ceramic tableware tableware minoware madeinjapan japanese tableware
miyama Miyama tableware tableware Minoyaki blue and white porcelain
seihakuji online web pottery market Miyama Mino ware minoware minoyaki tableware made in japan kitchen
川昌ノ青白磁（かわしょうのせいはくじ）
この器は、青とはいえ、緑が混じったような、
黄味がかったような、あまりに淡い色合いを持つ食器です。
しかし、その希薄な存在感ゆえに、ほのかな照明の下で、光に融け、料理や空間と調和し、その幸せな食の時間の一部となります。
「青白磁のうつわ」
青白磁は、白い石を原料とした磁器土から作られています。素焼した器に、焼くと青味のでる鉄分を少しふくんだ釉薬をかけて焼いた作品のことで、中国で焼かれたものが始まりです。焼くと透明になる釉薬をかけて作り、器の白さをいかしたものを白磁といいます。鉄分をふくんだ土に、焼くと青緑色になる釉薬をかけてできたものを青磁（青瓷）といいます。きざまれた模様の部分に溶けた青色の釉薬がたまって美しい水たまりのようになります。青白磁の難点は、釉薬をとても厚く塗るので、焼いている間、器に負担がかかり、割れやすいところです。
中国から伝わった焼き物が時代とともに、日本人の感覚、歴史、伝統と融合し、
この国を代表する産業になりました。
和食、洋食、中華とどの料理にもマッチする青白磁のうつわ。
シリーズごとにご紹介いたします。
青白磁の取り扱いシリーズはコチラ