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Hat-shaped Rim Bowl (L) 24.5cm
This is a hat-shaped rim bowl from Hataman Touen. The painted parts are drawn by hand.
Please note that individual products may vary slightly in color, painted texture, and weight. Additionally, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface of the ware or glaze drips, but this does not indicate a quality issue.
| Size | W24.5cm x L24.5cm x H5.5cm |
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| Product Weight | 600g |
| Capacity (when full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Tactile Sensation | Glossy・Smooth |
| Place of Origin | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsperson / Brand | Hataman Touen / Imari-yaki |
| Specifications |
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| Notes |
It may also be listed as "Celadon Pasta" by other stores.
Hataman Toen Moist Hydrangea Individual Plate 18cm
When you think of Imari ware, many may imagine its translucent, lustrous porcelain surface. However, the most distinctive feature of the "Moist" series, as its name suggests, is its high-quality matte texture that is both "moist and smooth."
This unique texture beautifully brings out the soft shadows of hydrangea petals, making Japanese sweets, appetizers, sashimi, and other foods appear even more elegant and fresh.
Despite its delicate and artistic form, its high practicality, such as being "microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe" to suit modern lifestyles, is a testament to the technical prowess unique to the esteemed Hataman Toen kiln. It is suitable for a wide range of occasions, from daily use to entertaining guests.
Please read before purchasing (About the "Individuality" of the ware)
While we only sell genuine products that have passed manufacturer inspections, due to the nature of handmade pottery, this product has the following individual characteristics. We hope you will welcome it as a unique "scenery" not found in industrial products.
- Due to kiln temperature and the amount of special glaze, there may be slight individual differences in the matte texture, overall color, and weight of each piece.
- Tiny black spots (iron particles) may be seen on the surface of the ware, or there may be glaze drips or pooling, but these do not affect quality.
- If you have any other concerns, please contact us.
The hydrangea plate, which evokes the changing seasons, is a delightful item for your own home as well as a much-appreciated gift for loved ones. Please experience its beautiful shadows and pleasant tactile feel firsthand.
| Size | W13.5cm x L18cm x H2.5cm |
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| Product Weight | 180g |
| Capacity (Full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Feel | Matte, Smooth |
| Place of Production | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsperson / Brand | Hataman Toen / Imari Ware |
| Specifications |
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| Remarks |
It may also be listed as "Moist Hydrangea-shaped Individual Plate" in other stores. |
Hataman Toen Moist Seiji Kikuwari Coffee Cup and Saucer 240ml
Please note that each item may vary slightly in color, pattern, and weight. Also, some items may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface or glaze drips, but these are not considered defects.
| Dimensions | W15.2cm x L15.2cm x H8.5cm Cup: W8.7cm x L11.5cm x H7.2cm Saucer: W15.2cm x L15.2cm x H2.6cm |
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| Product Weight | 400g Cup: 175g Saucer: 225g |
| Capacity (full) | 240ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Texture | Matte, smooth |
| Region of Origin | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsman/Brand | Hataman Toen / Imari ware |
| Specifications |
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| Notes |
Please note that some other stores may list this product as "Moist Seiji Kikuwari Coffee Cup and Saucer". |
Kanuemon Kiln Red Tokusa Lidded Bowl 11cm [Limited Edition]
This limited edition "Red Tokusa Lidded Bowl" is crafted by Kanuemon Kiln, an Imari ware producer.
The "Tokusa" pattern, a vertical stripe design, has been cherished since ancient times. Kanuemon Kiln's Red Tokusa exhibits a gentle warmth in the subtle undulations of each hand-drawn line and the variations in the vermilion red, a testament to its handmade nature.
What allows it to seamlessly blend into modern dining settings while remaining traditional is its "texture." Despite being porcelain, its surface is finished with a high-quality, matte, smooth feel, which beautifully harmonizes not only with Japanese cuisine but also with Western tastes and modern spaces.
The "lidded bowl" holds a very special place in Japanese food culture. It provides the excitement of "what could be inside?" when the lid is opened, and allows for an elevated level of hospitality by delivering trapped steam and aromas.
With its small diameter of 11cm, it is perfect for elegantly serving nimono (simmered dishes), aemono (dressed dishes), and konomono (pickles). Furthermore, its versatility is appealing as it can also function as a "refined small bowl" simply by removing the lid.
Regarding inspection standards and considerations
Please read before purchasing (Regarding the "individuality" of the ware)
While we only sell genuine products that have passed manufacturer inspections, due to the nature of handmade pottery, this product possesses the following individual characteristics. We hope you will welcome these as a unique "scenery" not found in mass-produced items.
- Due to the hand-painted decoration by artisans, there will be individual differences.
- If you have any other concerns, please contact us.
As this is a limited edition offering, we encourage you to experience the warmth of this handmade craft at this opportunity.
| Size | Approx. W11cm x L11cm x H7.5cm |
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| Product Weight | Approx. 250g |
| Capacity (full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Texture | Matte, smooth *Inside is glossy, slick |
| Production Area | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsman / Brand | Kanuemon Kiln / Imari ware |
| Specifications |
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| Remarks | It may also be listed as "21240 Red Tokusa Lidded Bowl" by other stores. |
Hataman Touen Moist Gold-Painted Persimmon-Shaped Small Plate 17.5cm
Please note that individual products may vary slightly in color, painting style, and weight. Also, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface or glaze drips, but this does not affect quality.
| Size | W11.5cm x L17.5cm x H2.5cm |
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| Product Weight | 170g |
| Capacity (full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Feel | Matte, smooth |
| Place of Origin | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsman / Brand | Hataman Touen / Imari ware |
| Specifications |
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| Remarks | It may also be listed as "Moist Gold-Painted Persimmon Plate" by other stores. |
Hataman Touen Moist Sasa-bori Kimono Small Plate 10cm
This is from Hataman Touen's Moist series. "Moist" refers to something being damp or moist, and these dishes have a lovely, subtle sheen.
Please note that individual products may vary slightly in color, painting texture, and weight. In addition, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) visible on the surface of the vessel, or glaze drips, but these do not affect the quality.
| Size | W10cm x L9.4cm x H1cm |
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| Product Weight | 75g |
| Capacity (full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Feel | Matte, smooth |
| Region of Origin | Japan / Saga Prefecture |
| Maker / Brand | Hataman Touen / Imari Ware |
| Specifications |
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| Remarks | It may also be listed as "Moist Sasa-bori Small Plate" in other stores. |
Hat-Shaped Rim Bowl (S) 17.5cm
A salad bowl from Hataman Touen. Each painted section is drawn with a different technique.
The color, painted texture, weight, and other characteristics of each product may vary slightly. Additionally, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface or glaze drips, but these do not indicate a quality issue.
| Size | W17.5cm x L17.5cm x H4.7cm |
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| Product Weight | 300g |
| Capacity (when full) | -ml |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Texture | Glossy・Smooth |
| Production Area | Japan/Saga Prefecture |
| Craftsman/Brand | Hataman Touen/Imari-ware |
| Specifications |
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| Remarks |
It may also be listed as "Sometsuke Karahana Salad" at other stores.
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回収詳細
Imari-yaki is a general term for ceramics produced in Imari City, Saga Prefecture. The Okawachiyama area, where the domain kiln was located, is particularly famous. During the Edo period, "Imari-yaki" and "Arita-yaki" referred to essentially the same items. Because products fired in Arita were shipped from Imari Port, people at the time called them "Imari-yaki." Specifically, old Imari-yaki produced during the Edo period is now called "Ko-Imari" (old Imari) and is highly valued artistically.
At our store, we differentiate and label ceramics by their place of origin: items fired in present-day Arita Town are called "Arita-yaki," those from Imari City are "Imari-yaki," those from Hasami Town are "Hasami-yaki," and those from Ureshino Town are "Hizen Yoshida-yaki."