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The Kiyomizu-yaki kiln and the craftsmen who inherit the traditional techniques transmitted to Kyoto, Kowarayaki, each of which combines each other's techniques.

In this exhibition, in addition to the usual lineup, we will also present a new series that tickles curiosity.

We hope that the vessels you touch will resonate with your heart and become items to enjoy your daily dining table.

※　Please forgive me if it is sold out because it is a handmade item.

In this exhibition, it is a lineup that shows "7 techniques".

◎　Celadon flying plane

By applying a flying plane (a technique of continuously sharpening eyes using the blade edge of a plane) to the kneaded celadon fabric and applying a celadon glaze (Yuyaku), glaze accumulates in the shaved groove, and a casual pattern emerges in the deep blue of celadon.

It is a typical technique of Souhara, a fusion of techniques from Kyoto, Shimizu ware Fukuoka and Koishihara ware.

◎　White porcelain plane

After the fabric is made of magnetic soil, a flying plane is applied and white porcelain glaze is applied, glaze accumulates in the shaved groove, and a casual pattern emerges in the white scenery.

It has a simple yet easy-to-use design using traditional techniques.

◎　Blue-white portion

After forming and shaving the fabric with magnetic soil, at the border of glaze, a mixture of iron-rich soil called Beni is sown with a brush.

This is a series in which celadon glaze and white porcelain glaze are multiplied by the line at the border.

The refreshing blue and white vessels are also recommended to select the upper and lower glaze and use them in pairs.

◎　Glaze（less）

Glaze is glaze.

In 2024's new Glaze, we focused on the contrast between the rhythm and texture of the expression created by the presence or absence of glaze.

The luster and color of glaze are one of the great charms of pottery, but the unglazed touch has a mysterious comfort.

That's why the outside that touches your hands is an unglazed mat, and the inside is a vitamin-colored glaze.

Please enjoy the contrast.

◎　Tiny tou

The porcelain "glaze" is a typical celadon kneaded blue, kneaded into the dough to make a thin blue soil and express the deep blue of celadon.

In "Taisen", the matte texture that dared to leave the unglazed part and the multilayered gradation of celadon glaze were expressed in one vessel.

"Tinai-tou-" means "meading together".

For "Soil" and "glaze", please see the new expression of celadon from the kiln.

◎　Ash glaze

Two colors of glaze with different ash-glazed systems are hung on the fabric molded with magnetic soil.

The middle color where the two colors overlap is born as a new third color due to chemical changes that occur in the kiln.

It is a very delicate glaze series that shows a completely different look depending on where you put it in the kiln.

◎　Flying plane

A flying plane is placed on the fabric formed with magnetic soil, and white transparent glaze and indigo glaze are crossed.

The design is designed to wrap red around the border without glaze.

The pattern of the flying plane emerges in the shade of glaze.

You can see each technique a lot.

It's the past.

⇒　September 22, 2018 "Susou kiln pottery exhibition"

⇒　January 28, 2022 "Sumon Fudo Exhibition of the Four Years of Jomon"

・・Let's introduce some of the products.

All prices are tax-included.

It is a decorative dish made by multiplying the porcelain of a celadon flying plane with the skills of a bamboo craftsman.

In the image of a flying plane spreading in a spiral shape, the middle pottery was sandwiched with bamboo and knitted toward the outside.

As a decorative dish on the tabletop and wall, it is a unique art piece that combines three traditional techniques.

It is a bowl made of kneaded celadon dough using a tool made from the spring of an old clock, and put a "flying plane".

glaze accumulates in the cut groove, and the pattern emerges with shades of blue.

This is the size of a common bowl that is familiar to your hands.

The dishwasher and microwave oven are OK.

It is a cup made of a "flying plane" using a tool made from the spring of an old clock on a white porcelain fabric.

glaze accumulates in the shaved groove, and the pattern emerges with white shades.

Can be used as coffee, tea, or shochu cup.

220ml capacity (300ml full water), dishwasher and range OK.

After forming and shaving the fabric with magnetic soil, at the border of glaze, a mixture of iron-rich soil called red is sown with a brush.

It is a series that separates celadon glaze and white porcelain glaze at the border.

This item is easy to stack and can be used in various scenes as a salad bowl or a middle bowl.

glaze is hung only on the inside, and the outside is a cup without glazed so that you can feel comfortable.

Use in combination with colorful sake.

The dishwasher / range is OK, and bleaching is OK if you are concerned about dirt.

It is a plate that expresses the matte texture that dares to leave the unglazed part and the multilayered gradation of celadon glaze in a single vessel.

Also as a bread plate.

The dishwasher / range is OK, and bleaching is also possible when dirt is concerned.

It is a cup & saucer with the third color in the overlapping parts by stacking two-color glazes and hanging them separately.

It's a set of incense by Shoei-do.

There is a set of removable brass metal fittings, but if you remove the metal fittings, you can use it alone as a bean plate.

The incense is Kaoru Yukiyanagi (20 Motoiri, burning time 15-20 minutes), and has a smooth sweetness and a neat flower scent.

It is a vase that uses various techniques.

I tried to create a form that can be decorated as an interior without having to decorate flowers.

There are other forms, so please feel free to contact us.

2-2-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, COREDO Muromachi 11F

Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Ginza Line Mitsukoshimae Station Coredo Muromachi Underground Entrance

2-minute walk from the B9b exit of Nihombashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line.

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Business hours from 11:00 to 19:00

　　　　　Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:30-19:00

It is open without rest except New Year's Day and Cored Muromachi inspection day.

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