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矢口 桂司
Soup Cup, Ecru / White
お取り扱い方法
These dishes have been pre-sealed so you can use them immediately after they arrive.
It can be used in the microwave and dishwasher. However, please be careful when using the dishwasher as there is a risk of damage if it comes into contact with other dishes or is stacked on top of them.
During the production process, pinholes and black spots caused by iron in the soil may be visible.
We hope you will understand that this is the unique texture of handmade items before purchasing them.
ご使用にあたって
- Material: Pottery
- Caliber: Approximately 12cm
- Height: Approximately 5.5cm
- Sealing: Not required
- Microwave: Safe
- Dishwasher: Safe
- Oven: Not safe
- Direct Flame: Not safe
Please note that some aspects, such as shape, degree of distortion, texture, and color, may not be clearly visible in the images.
Please understand that each piece is handcrafted by the artist.
There may be areas where iron spots (black dots) appear due to the oxidation of iron content in the clay during firing.
Additionally, small indentations (pinholes) may be visible, but these are natural phenomena that occur during the firing process and are not defects.
Please enjoy them as part of the unique character of the piece.
For other details, please refer to the handling instructions.
Soup cups that bring warmth
Ivory-like gentle, warm "white" and "unbleached," which retains some impurities and has a slightly rough texture that brings out the character of the clay, are both appealing.
The pottery of Mr. Yaguchi, who creates pottery in Mashiko, uses Mashiko clay.
When people think of Mashiko ware, they often imagine a sturdy, heavy feel, but all of Mr. Yaguchi's pieces are surprisingly lightweight.
The subtle indentation along the rim gently caresses the lips when drinking directly from the vessel, creating a pleasant sensation.
The form, with its gently raised foot, boasts beautiful aesthetics and is also thoughtfully designed to minimize heat transfer when held from the bottom.
Within their simple appearance, one can perceive Mr. Yaguchi's aesthetic sensibility, which meticulously captures the user's movements and sensations.
This is a vessel that can accompany you during those moments when you take a little time to treat yourself, like with a warm sip on a chilly morning.
Ivory-like gentle, warm "white" and "unbleached," which retains some impurities and has a slightly rough texture that brings out the character of the clay, are both appealing.
The pottery of Mr. Yaguchi, who creates pottery in Mashiko, uses Mashiko clay.
When people think of Mashiko ware, they often imagine a sturdy, heavy feel, but all of Mr. Yaguchi's pieces are surprisingly lightweight.
The subtle indentation along the rim gently caresses the lips when drinking directly from the vessel, creating a pleasant sensation.
The form, with its gently raised foot, boasts beautiful aesthetics and is also thoughtfully designed to minimize heat transfer when held from the bottom.
Within their simple appearance, one can perceive Mr. Yaguchi's aesthetic sensibility, which meticulously captures the user's movements and sensations.
This is a vessel that can accompany you during those moments when you take a little time to treat yourself, like with a warm sip on a chilly morning.
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