kuppi - sasa RICE BOWL M
For the hibi “kuppi” series, we rebuilt the stamps by changing the stamping method, paints, and textures by digging up the stamps that have been sleeping in the Taseigama kiln of Arita for a long time, and creating a modern design. A stamp shop creates a stamp by hand digging the completed pattern design, and the stamp with rust glaze is pressed by hand one by one by a craftsman at the pottery. The hand-drawn design plan is carved by hand and pressed by hand. The 3-step manual work causes "variation". hibi considers "good" to be "variation" caused by nature, people, the characteristics of pottery and work. The glaze is beige instead of pure white, and has a rich expression like a quail egg. As a result, a nostalgic yet new tableware was born that possesses the strength and lightness of porcelain and is as good as, if not inferior to, ceramics.
- Size: φ12.0 × H7.1cm
- Texture: Smooth
- Remarks: Dishwasher ◯ / Microwave ◯
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Realita Ceramic Store
Realita Ceramics Store is a store operated by a wholesaler that deals in ceramics from the Hizen area, mainly Arita ware for over 100 years. Arita ware is a production area with a long history, celebrating 400 years as the birthplace of porcelain in 2016. This is an online store that connects a wide variety of modern lifestyles with Arita ware (Hizen pottery) while paying respect to history, tradition, and all the craftsmen and techniques that support them.
Sustainability
Precious Amakusa clay, the raw material for Arita ware. In order not to waste the finite resources provided by nature, we crush and reuse unsaleable B products produced during the manufacturing process. In addition, for the first time in the production area, we have developed recycled ceramic clay with a rich texture that is blended with iron-rich pottery stone, which is rarely used for Arita ware, which requires whiteness.
Environmental Initiatives