Rikyu-gama
Slip-trailing
Using a technique called "itchin," in which colored slip (liquid clay mixed with pigment) is squeezed from a dropper to create raised lines and dots, I decorate unglazed pottery. My work is bright, light, and contemporary.
A small dish that leaves the texture of the base clay exposed, with no glaze applied, so that the lines drawn using the "itchin" slip-trailing technique appear more three-dimensional. Of course, the surface has been treated to prevent staining. The intricate work is so fine you would hardly believe it was done by hand. Feel free to use it not only for food, but also as a tray.
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Kinshai Arita Mamezara Kiko
Small plates by region
Please take a look for small plates from other kilns as well.
Uchiyama District
Arita Station Area / Minami-Kawarara Area
Akasaka, Kuromuta, and Ohō districts
Yamauchi District / Yoshida District
Cool, semi-matte texture
Shochu-dedicated hot water mixing cup
A global brand that inherits history and technology.
The charm and warmth of gosu blue.
A Gift of Arita Ware
ARITA JIKI for effortless everyday use
Festive tableware perfect for special occasions
The unique charm of hand-carved seals
A Single Flower in Daily Life
I have collected Arita-yaki mamezara (small dishes).
Motif of auspicious patterns
Oven-safe dishes for enjoying oven cooking
The charm of gosu blue and the warmth of the glaze
