Mashiko toast bread dish

Cute utensils in the shape of toast Soft white toast partially applied with make-up mud The edges of the baked toast show the change in glaze color black dots of varying sizes The iron content in the glaze or soil is caused by kiln changes. The burnt hair color makes the toast dish Changes are richer and more interesting -Kiln opened in 1853 hectares- Mashiko ware is the representative of modern Japanese folk art pottery Because of the living national treasure Hamada Shoji This greatly improved the reputation of Mashiko-yaki When Shoji Hamada was young, he was deeply impressed by the charm of Yoshiko's local customs. Settled in Masuko and opened a kiln in 1924 Discover the true beauty in everyday utensils Elevate folk art artifacts to the level of appreciation In 1853, Keisaburo Otsuka, the founder of pottery, discovered clay in Osawa. Opening of kiln in Nefuruya, Mashiko-machi Because of the political reforms of the Kuroba Domain Ozeki clan Reward the pottery industry and appoint him as the royal potter Mashiko-yaki is affected by neighboring Soma-yaki. The impact of Kasama ware Recruit potters from advanced kilns such as Shigaraki or Kyoto greatly increase the value of goods And take the Tone River. The Edogawa River is transported by water Sell products in Nihombashi Setomonocho Until the Meiji period, Tokyo was used as a mass sales place To support the development of the kiln industry Mashiko ware glaze uses russet persimmon glaze It has also become one of the characteristics of Mashiko-yaki today. In the early days, most daily miscellaneous utensils were made of floorless glazed hangings. Later, painting techniques emerged in response to public demand. Especially the Mashiko mountain water earth vase is the most famous. In the Showa period, due to the rise of folk art movement In Liu Zongyue.バーナード. Under the strong recommendation of リーチ Mashiko ware has become a nationally renowned production area Now Mashiko is using the traditional clay style from ancient times Lifestyle folk art with functional beauty and the group of writers inspired by Hamada Shoji While protecting Mashiko-yaki Masuko’s style also gave birth to a new generation ---------- Mashiko-yaki toast bread dish SIZE: length and width 15.2x11.3cm X height 2.5cm *The glaze color of each hand-made pottery item will be slightly different.