The retro-looking arabesque pattern gives the cup irregular textures when touched. The inside of the cup has the unique processing technology of the kiln. People who have tried it feel that the taste of the drink is magically moist.
【Product Information】
Size: φ8.5×H7cm, 145g, 250ml
Place of Origin: Japan/Nagasaki Prefecture/Hasami
Material: 100% feldspar
::Manufacturer (Agent)::
Saikai Pottery Co., Ltd.
2124 Orishiki Sego, Hasami Town, Higashihiki-gun, Nagasaki Prefecture
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Kunemon Kiln, it is said that this kiln has a unique magical technology. A special inner coating of pure plants is processed on the inner layer of the inner cup. It is said that it can make the taste of the beverage filled more moist and soft. After trying it, it is really Feelings! (Everything tastes better when you drink it with beautiful utensils...)
The range of products produced also includes commissioned Japanese pottery, which is also a popular product of this kiln.
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**Hasamiyaki with a new name but a long history**
In 2003, due to Japanese government regulations, Hasami ceramic products originally sold under the names "Arita ware" and "Imari ware" had to be renamed "Hasami ware".
**How did Hasamiyaki appear?**
Arita, Hasami and other areas of Hizen Province were the first places in Japan to produce "porcelain". Before that, Japan only had pottery-making technology.
After the Wanli War of Korea (1592-1598), many Korean potters traveled east to Japan. Porcelain makers from Korea discovered suitable kaolin in Mount Arita and began to make porcelain.
**Imariyaki? Arita ware? They were all names of Hasamiyaki.**
In the 16th century, Japanese ceramic products were exported greatly, and Imari ware represented "the one sold in Imari." Imari was the largest export port for Japanese ceramic products at that time.
During the Meiji Restoration, Arita had a station, and the sales of goods no longer relied on Imari, which had a seaport. Local ceramic products gradually began to be distributed under the name of Arita ware. Hasami, next door to Arita, also used the name of Arita ware to be sold abroad. for sale.
**Hasamiyaki got its own name, and then?**
Hasami, who was used to working for Imari and Arita Yaki, seemed to have suddenly lost a goal to move forward after clearing his name.
"The protagonist of Hasami Yaki is not the utensils or the dishes, but the life style that carries "people". 』– Kodama Morisuke (President of Saikai Pottery)
Hasami ware has a name, and it is natural to distinguish it from Arita ware. However, how to renovate the style gave Mr. Kodama, the president of Saikai Pottery, a headache. Through a friend, he recommended the designer Abe Kuntaro, Saikai. Pottery began to produce some interesting ceramics, and such changes allowed Hasami Pottery to slowly find its own highlights.
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<Porcelain>
Pottery Stone raw materials. It is fired at high temperature, has a hard texture, does not absorb water, and will make a crisp sound when tapped lightly.
<Pottery>
Clay raw material. It is fired at a lower temperature than porcelain. Due to insufficient baking, it is absorbent and makes a dull sound when tapped.
◎ Because pottery will absorb water, it can be soaked in water for about 2 to 3 hours before use. In addition, if you soak it in hot water before use, it will be less likely that the moisture from the food will enter it.
◎ After use, please wash it with detergent as soon as possible and dry it thoroughly before storing it.
◎ Dip the detergent on a soft sponge and wash it by hand to remove light metal traces.
◎ When using a microwave or oven, please check the operation method of each machine.
◎ Certain ceramics cannot be used in microwave ovens due to material and technical reasons, such as metal (gold, Silver, platinum) decorations and painted products.
◎ Sudden and drastic changes in temperature may cause the appliance to break. Especially after using the oven, be careful not to put the appliance directly into water to quickly cool it down.
◎ The use of ovens is limited to heat-resistant porcelain and other products.
◎ When using the dishwasher, please check the operation mode of the device. Depending on the usage conditions, the surface may be scratched or damaged. Therefore, please do not use the dishwasher for thin and delicate products.
◎ For painted products, the pattern is easy to peel off after washing. Please check the precautions for using the cleaner.
◎ Do not use chips or cracked products. May cause harm.
◎ Due to the conditions of firing and raw materials, there may be some errors in size, shape, color, etc.
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- You need to actually use the vessel to drink it before you can appreciate the unique secret of the product. φ10×H8.5cm, 240g, 325ml. Origin: Japan/Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture. From Hasami, Japan’s characteristic small kiln—Kuniemon Kiln
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