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ふくべ窯
Dogwood salad Cup
Handling Instructions
[Handling instructions]
- Please avoid using the pan for heating oily foods or for long periods of time, as this may cause cracks.
- Avoid sudden temperature changes as this may cause damage.
For example, putting something in cold water immediately after immersing it in hot water, or pouring hot water over a chilled container. - Please use a soft sponge as scrubbing hard with abrasives, cleansers, or metal scrubbers may scratch the surface.
- If cracks or fissures appear, discontinue use.
- There is no need to seal the porcelain, but due to the nature of the glaze, food stains such as tea stains will soak in.
You can remove some stains with kitchen bleach.
Before Use
- Material: Stoneware
- Diameter: Approx. 11.5cm
- Height: Approx. 6cm
- Capacity: Approx. 300ml
- Sealing: Not required
- Microwave safe: Yes
- Dishwasher safe: Yes
- Oven safe: No
- Direct flame: No
There may be aspects such as shape, distortion, texture, and color that are not clearly visible in the images.
Please note that each of these vessels is a handmade item crafted by an artist.
Some areas may show iron spots (black dots), which are iron content in the clay that oxidized during firing.
Additionally, small indentations (pinholes) may be visible, but these are a natural phenomenon that occurs during the firing process and do not indicate a defective product.
Please enjoy them as part of the unique character of the piece.
For more details, please refer to "Care Instructions."
Salad cups to brighten your day
These are dishes from Fukube Kiln, run by a husband and wife team who make ceramics in Gifu Prefecture.
Their charm lies in their gentle and bright appearance.
This salad cup features a design inspired by dogwood.
The lovely, plump raised pattern, along with the delicate lines expressed through varying brushstrokes, overlap like flower veins, adding depth and richness to the cuteness.
It can be used for salads, as well as for granola or soup.
In the current season, it also serves well as a serving plate for hot pot.
The charm of this glazed stoneware lies in how it naturally complements both Western and Japanese cuisine, thanks to the balance between its bright, lovely hand-painted design and its calm, pale yellow base.
There are three types: soft yellow and turquoise blue. The motifs meticulously drawn on the inside bottom of the pieces convey Fukube Kiln's dedication and love for their work. Each item is available individually. It's a vessel that evokes the warm feeling of a long-awaited spring finally arriving.
These are dishes from Fukube Kiln, run by a husband and wife team who make ceramics in Gifu Prefecture.
Their charm lies in their gentle and bright appearance.
This salad cup features a design inspired by dogwood.
The lovely, plump raised pattern, along with the delicate lines expressed through varying brushstrokes, overlap like flower veins, adding depth and richness to the cuteness.
It can be used for salads, as well as for granola or soup.
In the current season, it also serves well as a serving plate for hot pot.
The charm of this glazed stoneware lies in how it naturally complements both Western and Japanese cuisine, thanks to the balance between its bright, lovely hand-painted design and its calm, pale yellow base.
There are three types: soft yellow and turquoise blue. The motifs meticulously drawn on the inside bottom of the pieces convey Fukube Kiln's dedication and love for their work. Each item is available individually. It's a vessel that evokes the warm feeling of a long-awaited spring finally arriving.
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劒 雅明・劒 真澄
岐阜県の土岐市で精炻器を制作されているふくべ窯さん。
ご夫婦で活動されていらっしゃいます。
ふくべ窯さんの屋号は、奥様の真澄さんがひょうたん好きなところから。
「小さい頃、名古屋の和菓子屋さんの千なりというどら焼きがとっても好きで。
それでひょうたんが好きになったのかもしれません。ひょうたんの形が可愛らしく、縁起も良かったためひょうたんの別名ふくべ窯になりました。」
というほっこり温かみのあるふくべ窯さんらしいエピソードを教えていただきました。
お二人が施される絵付けは、化粧土の柔らかさを感じる奥行のあるデザインで、優しさと包み込んでくれるようなおおらかさを感じます。
祥風窯の曽根洋司さんが成形されたものに精炻器の昔ながらの技法で絵付けをされ、失われつつある技術を継承する活動をされているお二人。
「精炻器は、美濃の地でもあまり知られていません。この歴史ある美しい焼き物の魅力を多くの方に感じていただけましたら幸いです。」