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SETOKARA
| Address | Peace full light 202 3-13-14 nishishinagawa shinagawaku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:141-0033 |
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| Representative Name | ASAMI SASAKI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:8209773
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Oval Medium Bowl [Yama Aizuri Color] [Setoyaki Curry Dish, Pasta Dish, Deep Dish, One Plate, Japanese Tableware, Pottery, Made in Japan, Gift].
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楕円中鉢【山藍摺色】【瀬戸焼 カレー皿 パスタ皿 深皿 ワンプレート 和食器 陶器 日本製 ギフト】
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1 pc /set
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Width 23.5 cm, Length 18.3 cm, Height 6.5 cm, Weight 450 grams
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: tempered porcelain
Package: No Package
Year of manufacture: 2021
Product tag: None
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Description
| What is yama-ai-zuri color? It is the color of cloth dyed by printing with the plant Yama-ai-zuri, and is a grayish blue-green. [This is an old dyeing technique that can be found in the Tale of Genji and the Manyoshu (The Anthology of Myriad Leaves), where the text reads, "The robe that is slipped with mountain indigo is worn. The mountain indigo, which has been growing wild in Japan since ancient times, is still used in Shinto rituals at court as a pure dye plant from ancient Japan, and is valued for its use in the design of the "Omigoromo" used in the Niinamesai Festival. The color of Yama-anisuri, dyed with such mountain indigo, can also be said to be a "sacred color. The size can hold two bowls of rice, so it can be used for various purposes from rice bowls to pasta. Ramen and curry dishes also look stylish, and a wide variety of dishes from Japanese, Chinese, and Western cuisine can be served with this dish. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, is the town of Setomono. Each dish is carefully fired by the craftsmen of Mugiyama Kiln, which has been in business since 1922. To strengthen the clay, the maximum temperature is raised to 1,320°C to burn off impurities remaining in the clay. Weak pieces will crack, but only those that remain are used as products. With the experience and techniques that have been developed since the Taisho era (1912-1926), we spare no pains and put our hearts into making durable vessels that can be used for a long time. [Surface] [The surface of the bowl has an uneven surface as if it were carved out of stone using a technique called "Ishime". [Backside] It is stamped with the Mugiyama Kiln mark. To prevent the glaze from baking onto the shelf, there is an unglazed area on the back side. *Because of the handmade nature of this product, there may be unevenness or variations in coloring. Please understand that we will deliver a product as close to the picture as possible. Microwave OK Oven OK Dishwasher OK |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Feb.5th to Apr.9th |
| Air Mail | From Jan.20th to Jan.22nd |
| EMS | From Jan.17th to Jan.22nd |
| Pantos Express | From Jan.21st to Jan.24th |
| DHL | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
| UPS | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
| FedEx | From Jan.17th to Jan.21st |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Due to the nature of the product, there may be differences in color, unevenness, size, weight, and other characteristics.
*Items other than vessels are not included. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other concerns. |
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It is the color of cloth dyed by printing with the plant Yama-ai-zuri, and is a grayish blue-green.
[This is an old dyeing technique that can be found in the Tale of Genji and the Manyoshu (The Anthology of Myriad Leaves), where the text reads, "The robe that is slipped with mountain indigo is worn.
The mountain indigo, which has been growing wild in Japan since ancient times, is still used in Shinto rituals at court as a pure dye plant from ancient Japan, and is valued for its use in the design of the "Omigoromo" used in the Niinamesai Festival.
The color of Yama-anisuri, dyed with such mountain indigo, can also be said to be a "sacred color.
The size can hold two bowls of rice, so it can be used for various purposes from rice bowls to pasta.
Ramen and curry dishes also look stylish, and a wide variety of dishes from Japanese, Chinese, and Western cuisine can be served with this dish.
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Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, is the town of Setomono.
Each dish is carefully fired by the craftsmen of Mugiyama Kiln, which has been in business since 1922.
To strengthen the clay, the maximum temperature is raised to 1,320°C to burn off impurities remaining in the clay.
Weak pieces will crack, but only those that remain are used as products.
With the experience and techniques that have been developed since the Taisho era (1912-1926), we spare no pains and put our hearts into making durable vessels that can be used for a long time.
[Surface]
[The surface of the bowl has an uneven surface as if it were carved out of stone using a technique called "Ishime".
[Backside]
It is stamped with the Mugiyama Kiln mark.
To prevent the glaze from baking onto the shelf, there is an unglazed area on the back side.
*Because of the handmade nature of this product, there may be unevenness or variations in coloring.
Please understand that we will deliver a product as close to the picture as possible.
Microwave OK
Oven OK
Dishwasher OK