Collection: Tokoname ware

Tokoname ware / AICHI
Enchanted Soil
Tokoname ware is a traditional Japanese craft, produced mainly in Tokoname City, located in the center of Chita Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture, facing Ise Bay.
This pottery has a very long history dating back to the end of the Heian period and is counted as one of Japan's "Six Ancient Kilns."
The characteristic reddish-brown color comes from using clay that is high in iron oxide. Also known as unglazed pottery, it is perfect for everyday use.
It is also famous as a teapot, and when tea is brewed in it, it reacts with the bitterness of the tea, bringing out a mellow flavor.
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Hospitality Serving Dish, Rusty Edge, Black
Regular price ¥5,500 (税込)Regular price(税込) Sale price ¥5,500 (税込) -
Black Extra Flat Ceramesh 160cc
Regular price ¥7,370 (税込)Regular price(税込) Sale price ¥7,370 (税込) -
Smoked red clay Kikumaru Sasame 250cc
Regular price ¥6,600 (税込)Regular price(税込) Sale price ¥6,600 (税込) -
Smoked Black Chrysanthemum Sasame 250cc
Regular price ¥8,250 (税込)Regular price(税込) Sale price ¥8,250 (税込) -
White mud smoked Kikumaru Sasame 250cc
Regular price ¥7,700 (税込)Regular price(税込) Sale price ¥7,700 (税込)






