Yamani - Miyama Tableware: Chahaku Hohin Tea Pot - Porcelain White (shiboridashi)
See alternative lid design: Gyokuro Green
Product Info
- Size: 95 × 95 × Height 80 mm
- Material: Porcelain
- Volume: 160cc
- Ceramics Tradition: Minoyaki
- Microwave safe, dishwasher safe
- Packaging: Comes with a simple gift box.
Producer Info: Miyama Tableware
“Tableware created through time and human hands.”
Back in the middle of nineteenth century in Ori Inatsu cho, Mizunami-city in Gifu prefecture, the ceramic ware called “Risen-yaki” was created and it was the first challenge in the country to try ceramics painting by using copper plate.
Miyama was born in this place in 1977, inheriting the art and spirit developed in this area. Our tableware is created by the technique called “casting”, which forms porcelain with plaster mold. This technique involves many people’s skill in creating tableware.
“Beautifully finished material.”
Finishing material beautifully. For white porcelain, it is important to draw its original whiteness, which will lead us to improve its quality as well. Miyama’s white porcelain is created by firing porcelain clay which is rich in glass component at 1340 degrees. By firing in a high-temperature oven, the clay and glaze get harmonized, vitrified and create translucent luster on its surface, and it becomes an easy-to-wash and stain-resistant material at the same time. It will grow to be more functional and aesthetically pleasing through this process. Tableware with the beauty of utility.
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Yamani - Miyama Tableware: Chahaku Hohin Tea Pot - Porcelain White (shiboridashi)
See alternative lid design: Gyokuro Green
Product Info
- Size: 95 × 95 × Height 80 mm
- Material: Porcelain
- Volume: 160cc
- Ceramics Tradition: Minoyaki
- Microwave safe, dishwasher safe
- Packaging: Comes with a simple gift box.
Producer Info: Miyama Tableware
“Tableware created through time and human hands.”
Back in the middle of nineteenth century in Ori Inatsu cho, Mizunami-city in Gifu prefecture, the ceramic ware called “Risen-yaki” was created and it was the first challenge in the country to try ceramics painting by using copper plate.
Miyama was born in this place in 1977, inheriting the art and spirit developed in this area. Our tableware is created by the technique called “casting”, which forms porcelain with plaster mold. This technique involves many people’s skill in creating tableware.
“Beautifully finished material.”
Finishing material beautifully. For white porcelain, it is important to draw its original whiteness, which will lead us to improve its quality as well. Miyama’s white porcelain is created by firing porcelain clay which is rich in glass component at 1340 degrees. By firing in a high-temperature oven, the clay and glaze get harmonized, vitrified and create translucent luster on its surface, and it becomes an easy-to-wash and stain-resistant material at the same time. It will grow to be more functional and aesthetically pleasing through this process. Tableware with the beauty of utility.
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See alternative lid design: Gyokuro Green
Product Info
- Size: 95 × 95 × Height 80 mm
- Material: Porcelain
- Volume: 160cc
- Ceramics Tradition: Minoyaki
- Microwave safe, dishwasher safe
- Packaging: Comes with a simple gift box.
Producer Info: Miyama Tableware
“Tableware created through time and human hands.”
Back in the middle of nineteenth century in Ori Inatsu cho, Mizunami-city in Gifu prefecture, the ceramic ware called “Risen-yaki” was created and it was the first challenge in the country to try ceramics painting by using copper plate.
Miyama was born in this place in 1977, inheriting the art and spirit developed in this area. Our tableware is created by the technique called “casting”, which forms porcelain with plaster mold. This technique involves many people’s skill in creating tableware.
“Beautifully finished material.”
Finishing material beautifully. For white porcelain, it is important to draw its original whiteness, which will lead us to improve its quality as well. Miyama’s white porcelain is created by firing porcelain clay which is rich in glass component at 1340 degrees. By firing in a high-temperature oven, the clay and glaze get harmonized, vitrified and create translucent luster on its surface, and it becomes an easy-to-wash and stain-resistant material at the same time. It will grow to be more functional and aesthetically pleasing through this process. Tableware with the beauty of utility.
