Born in 1981. After studying architecture at university, he went on to study at a pottery factory in Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture, and became an independent potter. He is one of those potters whose works are hard to find because of his popularity in Japan and abroad. Even though the bowls are simple, they are characterized by their tense forms and details, reminding us of Buddhist altars.

・Features
The pottery is made of magnetic clay and sprayed with iron, giving it the appearance of metal. The mouth rim is decorated with a traditional Japanese design called wabana. The bowls are very thin, but despite their appearance, they are not fragile. The largest and second largest bowls have enough height to be suitable for hot soup.
※The color and expression of the bowls may vary due to their handmade nature.
※Please note that this product is made to order, so please allow up to 6 months for delivery.

・Details
Largest bowl, diameter 152 x height 77mm
Smallest bowl: 77mm (diameter) x 18mm (height)
Total weight of the seven bowls: 784g
Material: Porcelain
Place of origin: Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture
※Please note that the size and weight may vary due to the handmade nature of the product.

・Precautions for handling
– Do not use in ovens, microwave ovens, or induction cooktops.
– After use, we recommend hand washing with a soft sponge instead of using a dishwasher or dryer.
– Because of the oil urethane coating, it can be cleaned with detergent.
– After washing, do not leave it wet, but dry it thoroughly.

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