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Hasami Ware Condiment Mustard Pot [with Spoon]

SKU: H07-12440

¥1,980

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Hasami Ware Condiment Mustard Pot [with Spoon] - Tenmokuについてお問い合わせ

Hakusan Porcelain Tenmoku Condiment Mustard Pot [with Spice Spoon]

The glossy white and Tenmoku glaze create a clean and fresh impression, blending seamlessly with any dining setting. The lid prevents dust from entering.We include a spice spoon so you can use it right away. Although it's named a mustard pot, it can be used for various condiments such as salt or sesame seeds. Designed by Masahiro Mori, it received the Good Design Award in 1977 and the Long Life Design Award in 1993.

Individual products may vary slightly in color, painting style, and weight. Additionally, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface of the vessel or glaze drips, but these do not affect the quality.

Size W3.5cm x L7cm x H6cm
Product Weight 100g
Capacity (full) -ml
Material Porcelain
Texture Glossy, smooth
Place of Origin Japan / Nagasaki Prefecture
Maker / Brand Hakusan Porcelain / Hasami Ware
Specifications
  • Oven: Not suitable
  • Microwave: Suitable
  • Freezer: Suitable
  • Dishwasher: Suitable
Remarks

Some other stores may list this as "Condiment Mustard Pot (Tenmoku)"

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Yes, we do. Please purchase the "Special Gift Box and Noshi" along with your product. We can prepare various Noshi (gift envelopes with decorative paper strips) according to your needs, such as for wedding celebrations, housewarming gifts, or internal celebrations, including the "Omote-gaki" (occasion title) and "Na-ire" (recipient's name).