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Manabu Kaji creates vessels with a variety of expressions using both wood-fired and coal-fired kilns in the vast nature of Hokkaido.

This is a water pitcher with a softly rounded body and a straight spout.

In the generous and somewhat charming form, Mr. Kaji's unique sense, which houses a modern sense in a primitive appearance, is alive.

The shades of color, scorch marks, and glaze fluctuations that appear on the surface are also scenery born in the kiln. You can enjoy the rich expression unique to one-of-a-kind items.

It is recommended not only as a water pitcher for pouring water at a tea ceremony, but also as a flower vase for arranging seasonal flowers.

It is a vessel that seems to be a direct manifestation of Mr. Kaji's generous and gentle personality.

Number : C02660
Artist : Manabu Kaji
Area : Date, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan
Material : Pottery clay
Size : approx. Φ200 (including spout) × H150 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.

This product is also sold simultaneously in our physical store. We will check the inventory status after receiving your order, but it may be "out of stock". In that case, we will notify you by email. Thank you for your understanding.