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Kyo ware / Kiyomizu ware "Kinsai Shochikubai" K00127 Matcha Bowl 480ml
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Description
A matcha bowl with a matsutake plum pattern on a tasteful dough. gold color is in it, and it is an auspicious pattern like New Year's.
Matcha bowl is an image of a bowl that is used only at special times dedicated to tea ceremony
but it is also recommended to serve ice cream and fruits as small bowls such as simmered dishes, hitachi, and
chazuke and noodles
and ice cream and fruits.
can be enjoyed at the first time, even if you serve
with a front and pickles at the seat of hospitality, flowers will bloom on the topic of the vessel
you will surely be able to spend a fun meal time.
"Or more" series ─ Kayori playing gorgeousness - Find a new way to enjoy it by making a little change or combining things that have been passed down since ancient times. Such a rich playfulness is one of the things that Kyoto has cultivated over a long history. Playfulness adds glamour to people's lives and activities at any time. "From" is a brand of Nishikawa Teizaburo Shoten that proposes a new way to enjoy Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki. Boldly incorporate Western shades and motifs into your paintings, or combine traditional teas in unexpected ways. Please enjoy the gorgeousness of fresh Kyoto.
bowl for drinking matcha tea, which is mainly used at tea ceremony seats. Refine the new shoots of tea and add the powdered matcha, pour in hot water, mix the bamboo 筅 to the point where it is bubbling, and drink directly as it is. A matcha bowl is not only a bowl for drinking tea, but also a bowl for making tea. Matcha bowls have a variety of shapes in a single way, and are used according to the season and taste. For example, flat tea bowls, which are narrow to drink and make tea cold, are used in winter, and flat tea bowls, which are wide and easy to cool, are used in summer. Of course, not only the shape, but also the color, the model, the weight, the touch, etc. of the painting are considered, and the appropriate one is chosen from time to time.
Japanese Traditional Arts and Crafts/KYOTO WARE/KIYOMIZU WARE
"About Kyoyaki and Shimizu Ware Nishikawa Sadasaburo Shoten"
Ancient Kyoto is Gojozaka. Nishikawa Sadasaburo Shoten has a shop in the area where pottery kilns and ceramics are line up. Since our founding in 1917, we have been selling ceramics and porcelain, mainly Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki, both domestically and internationally. The first owner, Sadasaburo Nishikawa, exhibited at the 1958 World Expo in Belgium to introduce Kiyomizu ware, and the second generation Mr. Kentaro began to handle excellent Japanese traditional crafts and miscellaneous goods.
, the current president of The Ware Company, has taken over as the first generation, working hard to promote shimizu ware and traditional Japanese crafts, as well as disseminating excellent Japanese traditional culture to the world.
As a long-established company that will soon celebrate its 100th anniversary, we export various items such as tea utensils, Buddhist utensils, iron products, lacquerware, kimonos, antiques, tableware, and gift items to dozens of countries around the world, including the Middle East, Southeast Asian countries, China, and Australia.
"About Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki
In Kyoto, which has been the center of Japanese cuisine and tea ceremony since ancient times, Uzuwa has also achieved an unparalleled development. The elaborate paintings on every corner and the bold layering of glazes make you feel the grandeur of nature, but the unexpected combination of patterns and colors stirs your imagination. In order to respond to the diverse needs of discerning Kyoto towns, chefs, and tea master, craftsmen have been creating ceramics with various expressions by grinding the rokuro with their own hands and lavishing their skills and wisdom. At the same time, it also built up a unique production form in which many processes were carried out while going back and back through the kiln. Kyoto's unique ceramics "Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki", which were born in this way, have been designated as traditional crafts by the government, and still vividly color the Japanese culinary landscape.
"History of Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki"
Kiyomizu ware is a Kyoto-yaki that was baked in front of the gate of Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which is the origin of the name "Kiyomizu". Eventually, the number of potters increased in addition to the area around Kiyomizu-dera Temple, so they were collectively called "Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki".
kiyomizu ware began production in the Momoyama period, and in the early Edo period, Nonomura Ninsei, the founder of Kyo-yaki-e, completed brilliant and beautiful colored ceramics. Ogata Kenzan, who was taught the pottery method, created his own ceramics and built a heyday. (*The older brother of Ogata Inuizan, who is 5 years older than him, is Korin Ogata, a well-known Rinpa adult.
and in the latter half of the 18th century, Okuda 頴 River succeeded in producing porcelain for the first time in Kyoto, and recovered the first Kuresu akae and Koto ware at the end of the Ming and Qing periods. Since then, many potters have created their own old-time dyes and red paintings, and many talented master artists have created their own designs and techniques, and Kyoto has become a mecca for Japanese ceramics.
delicate and elegant Kiyomizu ware with thin making and beautiful design using advanced rochrom techniques. Even after the change of the times, it is still highly valued as a high-quality ceramic backed by Kyoto culture.
the "Request for purchase of Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki
" are all manufactured by hand and by hand. Depending on the manufacturing time, the size and capacity displayed with the product to be delivered, and the color pattern of the photo may be slightly different. In addition, because it is earthenware (pottery), there may be some distortion or a small blacksint. Please understand in advance.
*Also, if the stock is out, it may take about 1 to 2 months to deliver.
"Handling of Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki"
porcelain (stone) and pottery (earthenware) are among the ceramics. Pottery is rich in water absorption and breathability, and the more you use it for a long time, the more taste and taste you will get.
How to use it well
If you soak it in lukewarm water before using it and let the dough contain moisture in advance, it will be easier to get tea astringency, stains, etc.
pottery is water absorbent, and if you leave it absorbing dirt along with moisture, it will cause mold to occur. After use, rinse with clean water, dry well, and store.
, the particles of the fabric are coarser than porcelain, so please be especially careful when handling it.
Colored ceramics
Please avoid using ceramics with color paintings, gold and silver colors, such as microwave ovens. This may cause the glaze to melt or the colored picture to peel off.
color can oxidize and color over time. If you blacken, you can lightly polish it with a special polisher or eraser, etc., and the beauty will be revived. Do not use bleach.
please note that
of the cross glaze may be damaged by sudden temperature changes such as sudden pouring of boiling water.
avoid long-term exposure to strong acids such as umeboshi and salted kelp. This may cause color change or damage.
The products
the glass glaze are used for the glaze (uwagusuki), and there is a fine baboon called the intruding. This is an elegant feature not found in other ceramics.
Precautions for using
may be damaged by sudden temperature changes such as pouring boiling water or pouring it on an open flame.
the bottom on a coated tray, lacquer table, etc., it may scratch.
strongly with a cleanser or a nylon deflection with abrasive. This may cause the gold to peel off or scratch the surface.
be careful when using in microwave ovens, gas products, etc.
refrain from using it in the dishwasher. This may cause scratches on the surface.
Do not put on an
about an iron kettle teapot. Anti-rust horrows on the inside of iron kettle teapots can crack weakly in heat. The supplied tea strainer is made of stainless steel.
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We fix the shipping fee to a nationwide flat fee 660JPY per parcel, but in case your order over 20,000JPY in total without consumption tax of 10% and any handling charges, the shipping is free of charge.
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