Shigaraki Ware Pottery earthenware Negative ion Bottle Blueberry Made in Japan!!

Description: Shigaraki Ware Pottery earthenware Negative ion Bottle Blueberry Made in Japan!! Description Product introduction ● Ion Bottle Aya uses raw materials containing radium ore with the same structure as ore from Radon hot spring source. ● Ion bottle of the size that fits into the refrigerator pocket ● Design that woman is easy to hold with one hand ● Natural ion generator, for example, for alcoholic beverages, surrounds water molecules arranged around alcohol molecules, and makes the taste mellow in about one day. ● Even if water is added, due to the action of alpha rays, water molecules work constantly, the water in the bottle becomes a messy state of the river, feels delicious, and the smell of khaki is also removed. ● Since Shigaraki ware is handmade, the color, pattern, and shape may vary slightly depending on the product. What is Shigarakiyaki ware? Shigaraki ware (called Shigaraki yaki in Japanese) is a type of pottery made around the town of Shigaraki in Shiga prefecture. Clays such as kibushi, mizuchi, or gairome are kneaded to make a strong clay that can be used to make thick and large pottery vessels. One notable feature of Shigaraki ware is that it is made using coarse soil so it is highly fire-resistant. In the firing process, it acquires pink or other shades of red, becoming red with scarlet or brown overtones. Due to subtle changes that depend on the temperature and firing method, Shigaraki ware's white clay takes on a scarlet glow and warm coloring, a characteristic unique to this craft. When the pottery gets buried in the ashes from complete combustion of wood in the kiln, the bottom portion takes on a softer, dark brown color. The fact that this pottery is glazed also helps give the surface a smooth look. The rusty glaze on the scorched portions of Shigaraki ware is prized in tea utensils. Shigaraki ware is unique because of its simple warmth and rich expressiveness. HistoryShigaraki ware is one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns. Together with Bizen, Tamba, Echizen, Seto, and Tokoname, it is considered to be one of the most outstanding Japanese kilns with traditions that remain even today. It is said to have originated in the eighth century, when Emperor Shomu had tiles fired for the construction of the Shigaraki Palace. Up until the middle of the Kamakura period (1185-1333), its main products were items like water jugs, but with the development of the tea ceremony during the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1600), the production of tea utensils increased. Excellent tea utensils were crafted, and Shigaraki ware tea utensils that possess the aesthetic qualities of wabi (humble simplicity) and sabi (beauty in wear)* are still around today. During the Edo period (1603-1868), the business of manufacturing various utensils for daily use expanded with the making of sake bottles and earthenware pots. During the years between the Taisho period (1912-1926) and shortly before WWII, Shigaraki hibachi pots (earthenware indoor heating pan) were the most popular type in households. In fact, Shigaraki ware accounted for 80% of all the hibachi pots sold within the country. Because the unique earthy texture of Shigaraki ware is beloved, there is a wide variety of items available, from vases and tableware to ornaments and tiles. There are also Shigaraki ware Japanese raccoon dog (tanuki) statues which have become so popular that they are synonymous with Shigaraki ware. In 1976 Shigaraki ware was designated as a National Traditional Craft and Shigaraki is popularly referred to as “Shigaraki, the pottery town". *Wabi-sabi are two key aesthetic concepts of wabi or rustic beauty, both manmade and in nature, and sabi or change making things more valuable. Details Size(Height x Diameter) *1cm = approx. 0.39 inches Bottle H26cm☓10cm☓7.0cm 900ml Weight *1g = approx. 0.035 oz 600g Packing gross weight *1g = approx. 0.035 oz 1000g Raw materialsNegative ion bottleCountry of originJAPAN About HAYAMIZU POTTERY STORE Ever since the predecessor to the Hayamizu Pottery Store was established approximately 250 years ago (in Horeki 7) in Uomachi, Kokurakita Ward, Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, we have been working with traditions inherited from the founder to the fifth owner. Our shop has developed, enjoying the patronage of local customers, serving them with an integrity that is in accordance with the times. Our ceramic wares, which are delightful to use and that our customers become more and more attached to each time they use them, are objects that create pleasant moments, adding richness and enjoyment to daily life. Our wish is to continue to offer this kind of life style, so that our customers many enjoy their lives, each day, in such a way. Shipping Policy We ship it in Japan Post EMS or ePacket (depends on item). Shipping Cost is FREE. We are sorry this item does not ship to Japan. We attach the tracking number. (International Mail EMS or ePacket ) Shipping is only available to the address registered in PayPal. Please note that any address not registered in Paypal is not acceptable to ship. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. 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Price: 50 USD

Location: Fukuoka

End Time: 2024-02-23T16:40:52.000Z

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