Enamelled gray cup Ø 85mm ⋅ hazama porcelain

Name: Enamelled gray cup Ø 85mm ⋅ hazama porcelain
Brand: Hasami Porcelain
SKU: 1002331
Price: 10.00 EUR
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Marque : Hasami Porcelain

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Discover this pretty little cup, ideal for the presentation of your tsukemono, sauces, appetizers or small snacks! The village of Rasis, in the prefecture of Nagasaki, has worked porcelain according to a unique organization transmitted from generation to generation for 400 years. Each product passes into the hands of different craftsmen, each specializing in a specific field. They all help together create unique pieces, different from each other highlighting the materials in their raw state. Takuhiro Shinomoto combined the mineral and delicate textures of this dishes with the rounded lines which are the essence of modern Japanese aesthetics. Each piece is studied to be stacked with others as according to Jubako, which makes them design, practical and versatile. The plates can also serve as a cover, and the cups can be transformed into a container.

Handcrafted product, handcrafted.
Compatible with microwave oven.
Washing machine.

Sku:1002331

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Hasami Porcelain is a renowned Japanese brand known for its porcelain tableware. The historic town of Hasami, located in Nagasaki Prefecture, is one of Japan’s main pottery centers. For nearly 400 years, this region has produced porcelain, which has been distributed throughout Japan and exported to Europe via the port of Nagasaki.
Simplicity and functionality are at the heart of the design, with stackable pieces inspired by traditional Japanese lacquered boxes (Jubako), making serving and storage easier.
The products are made from semi-porcelain, combining the qualities of porcelain and earthenware. Artisans use traditional glazing techniques with an exclusive blend of natural stone and clay, developed over many years to make the most of these natural resources. The brand aims to combine modern tableware design with the organic quality resulting from traditional Japanese manufacturing techniques.