hot pot

Beautiful tableware that can be used for both Japanese and Western cuisine, and is suitable for both direct flame and oven use.
These pieces can be used as simple, everyday tableware or as direct-fire cookware. Bring them straight from the stove to your table. They are designed for a smart approach to cooking, eating, and cleaning up.

For both Japanese and Western cuisine
With their simple form and monotone gray and black colors, these pieces bring out the beauty of your ingredients. While designed for daily use, they are also flame-resistant, making them versatile enough for cooking.

Cook it and serve it piping hot.
Serve hot straight from the cooker to the table. Enjoy both cooking and dining. Available in three sizes: L for generous portions, M for everyday meals, and S for side dishes or small quantities.

You can cook with it over an open flame, in an oven, or in a microwave.
In addition to direct flame cooking, it can also be used in ovens and microwaves, allowing you to enjoy cooking regardless of the heat source. You can stir-fry ingredients on a gas stove and place them directly into the oven, making the cooking process seamless.

Available in various sizes for different cooking needs. Can also be covered for storage.
By using different sizes, you can cut ingredients into smaller pieces for children, or adjust the seasoning and texture. You can also use the ARITA JIKI - plate as a lid for storage.

Less cleanup. Tableware that brings joy to everyday life.
Since it can handle everything from cooking to eating, it reduces the amount of dishwashing and shortens housework time. It is also dishwasher safe.
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Tableware you’ll want to use for a lifetime.

Recycled Clay
An "earth-friendly" series made using environmentally conscious materials

mug & tea mug & tool
Accessories designed to be used in combination with our beautifully stackable mugs

Plate & bowl
Beautifully stackable and break-resistant. Everyday tableware that is also oven-safe.

Story
The ARITAJIKI series is brought to life through the collaboration of professionals in various fields, including design, molding, mold-making, clay preparation, firing, and painting. It involves the meticulous extra step of precisely applying a plane to sharpen the edges. Experience and techniques cultivated over many years are pulse-like, brought to life within these minimalist forms.


































































