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Handmade by Japanese craftsmen (Craftsman: Mukaiyama Kiln/Ibaraki Prefecture)
Size: Diameter approx. 91mm Height approx. 74mm (excluding handle) / Full water capacity: Approx. 240ml (8oz) / Weight: Approx. 220g
A device that allows you to notice the deliciousness of coffee / Locks in the aroma and warmth, allowing you to enjoy the deliciousness of coffee to the last drop / Simple shape that is functional and can be used on a daily basis
Shinogi: The ridgeline pattern is created by manually scraping the surface of each vessel with a tool such as a spatula.
By using a non-glossy matte glaze, the mug retains its charm but does not have a rough texture, giving it a stylish feel even though it is inorganic.
Comes with outer box (included box) / Paper box (approx. length 105 x width 112 x height 90 mm *Design and size are subject to change without notice. Thank you for your understanding.)
Kasama ware has been around for about 250 years, during the Yasunei era of the Edo period, and the molding, glazing, and firing techniques of that time have been passed down to the present day. This product is a shinogi, which is handcrafted one by one to create ridgeline patterns by scraping the surface of the vessel with a tool such as a spatula. The ridge lines created by scraping the surface create a three-dimensional look. By using a non-glossy matte glaze, the mug retains its charm but does not have a rough texture, creating a mug that feels stylish even though it is inorganic. Mukaiyama Kiln (Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture) "Kasama ware" was founded in the Yasunei era (1772) of the Edo period, and the feudal lord at the time, Sadanao Makino, worked to promote it, and has developed while passing on the molding, glazing, and firing techniques of that time to the present day. Mukoyama Kiln is able to do things because it is “handmade”, things it can do because it has “skills”, and things it can do because it is an “organization”. More than 10 potters and 5 traditional craftsmen create pottery in our in-house workshop, demonstrating their individuality at all times.We also employ a large number of potters who create pottery from the user's perspective while handcrafting it.We also have 6 kilns, large, medium and small, and use them according to the content of the creation, so even when customers order tens of thousands of pieces, we are able to maintain our organizational strength.
This pottery is unique in that it can flexibly provide high-quality products and services. [Handling Precautions] Microwave oven: 〇 Dishwasher: × Oven/Open flame: × 〇 Ceramic has some water absorption, so if it is soaked in dirty water or stored on a shelf while wet, it may stain, so please remove the dirt and dry it thoroughly before storing it. 〇 Pour lukewarm water after each use and let it absorb, then discard the hot water and use to prevent stains. 〇If you are concerned about stains or dirt, please use a melamine sponge or kitchen bleach. 〇Please avoid strong impact or rapid heating/cooling as this may cause damage. 〇Cannot be used in the oven or over open fire. 〇When using a microwave oven, please use it at 500-600W for about 2 minutes. 〇Please refrain from using cleansers or sponges with abrasive materials as they may damage the mug. 〇Please be careful when handling broken mugs. [Others] The product logo and pottery stamp are included on the bottom. Due to the process, it may be difficult to see or the design and location may change without notice. Thank you for your understanding. [Please check before purchasing]
Please note that due to the manufacturing process and the characteristics of the materials, there may be variations in size, shape, capacity, weight, thickness, color, pattern, texture, slight wobbles, distortions and unevenness, scratches and scuffs, small holes (pinholes), iron powder (sunspots), uneven glaze, etc. Please understand that this is part of the uniqueness and expression of the pottery, and please understand this before purchasing.
