number : D00845

Artist : Nobuhiko Tanaka
Material : porcelain
Area : Iruma, Saiatama Prefecture
Dimensions : approx. Φ135 × H180 mm

Mizusashi is a tool used in Japanese tea ceremony.
He created the traditional Japanese tool in the "Porcelain in Color" series.

The color gradation and the silver color of the lid match nicely.

*This is handmade one by one. The color, shape and size of the works that you received at hand may slight variations from the photographs. Please appreciate and enjoy it as character of individual pieces.

*How to care
It may get dirty if used for a long time. In that case, please use kitchen bleach. Since this work is porcelain, there is no penetration or color change.

Due to the use of matte glaze, strong rubbing with a metal cutlery may result in black lines. Also, if you are not good at the frictional noise of matte glaze, please use wooden cutlery.

There is no need for so-called ”medome" such as boiling in rice broth before use.

The lid is silver-colored.
When silver decoration comes into contact with the air, it changes over time and grows into a tasteful expression. Silver decoration vessels cannot be used in microwave ovens, ovens, and dishwashers.

Since many of them are thin, there is a possibility of cracks and other scratches due to sudden temperature changes. When putting extremely hot things in a cold container, it is safe to warm it lightly with a small amount of hot water before putting it in.

It may happen that some crafts available on our online store run out of stock due to time difference because the crafts are exhibited at store in Tokyo and online store simultaneously. You’ll be notified by email if your order is sold out.