ー Tenryu Kiln [Hagi ware] ー
Hagi ware, with a history of about 400 years, is produced in the Hagi City area of Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Tenryu Kiln continues to inherit traditional techniques while pursuing designs and usability that align with the times.
A plate characterized by a rim with regular cuts, inspired by the image of a large flower.
The simple yet delicate curved design evokes the warmth of earthenware while also creating a contemporary atmosphere.
It enhances both Japanese and Western cuisine and is suitable for various settings, from everyday meals to special occasions.
The small size makes it suitable not only as tableware but also as a jewelry tray.
Using it in different colors is also lovely!
【Maker】Tenryu Kiln [Hagi ware]
【Size】Φ3.34× H0.59 inch
【design】5 types
【Microwave】○（limited to use for heating up to a minimal extent）
【Dishwasher】○（limited to use where the dishes do not touch each other)
★About crazing
Crazing, resembling cracks in geological layers, is a pattern that occurs during the cooling process after ceramic ware is fired, due to the difference in shrinkage rates between the glaze and the body. Please enjoy the various expressions of crazing.
ー Tenryu Kiln [Hagi ware] ー
Hagi ware, with a history of about 400 years, is produced in the Hagi City area of Yamaguchi Prefecture.
Tenryu Kiln continues to inherit traditional techniques while pursuing designs and usability that align with the times.
A plate characterized by a rim with regular cuts, inspired by the image of a large flower.
The simple yet delicate curved design evokes the warmth of earthenware while also creating a contemporary atmosphere.
It enhances both Japanese and Western cuisine and is suitable for various settings, from everyday meals to special occasions.
The small size makes it suitable not only as tableware but also as a jewelry tray.
Using it in different colors is also lovely!
【Maker】Tenryu Kiln [Hagi ware]
【Size】Φ3.34× H0.59 inch
【design】5 types
【Microwave】○（limited to use for heating up to a minimal extent）
【Dishwasher】○（limited to use where the dishes do not touch each other)
★About crazing
Crazing, resembling cracks in geological layers, is a pattern that occurs during the cooling process after ceramic ware is fired, due to the difference in shrinkage rates between the glaze and the body. Please enjoy the various expressions of crazing.