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Mr. Kaji pursues expression through various clays and firing in the vast nature of Hokkaido.
This is a porcelain vessel fired using Kutani porcelain clay from Ishikawa Prefecture.
Kutani porcelain clay chosen from Mr. Kaji's desire to "help with the reconstruction from the earthquake disaster even a little". Iron powder floating in the soft white, a faint fire color, and expressions leaving traces of handwork make you feel a warmth different from general white porcelain.
While having a neat lightness, it has a somewhat simple and generous appearance. It beautifully enhances the color of the dish and naturally blends into the daily dining table regardless of Japanese or Western style.
It is a vessel filled with Mr. Kaji's kindness and his straightforward feelings toward the materials.

Number : A01199
Artist : Manabu Kaji
Area : Date, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan
Material : Porcelain clay
Size : approx. Φ160 × H110 mm

* As each item is handmade, there may be individual differences in size, shape, glaze application, and color, which may differ from the photo.
* We recommend soaking the item in warm water before serving warm food, and in cold water before serving cold food.

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