■Koishiwara ware soba choko (buckwheat noodle cup) made of pottery with the tobikanna technique.
What is Koishiwara ware?
It is pottery fired in "Toho Village" located in the south-central part of Fukuoka Prefecture. In a peaceful mountain area with vast rural landscapes, about 50 kilns produce pottery. It is a representative example of daily-use miscellaneous ceramics, and its traditional techniques have been passed down for approximately 350 years. It has pursued the concept known as "beauty in utility," which serves a purpose in daily life.
What is tobikanna?
A design of repeating "dots, dots, dots..." that can be described as somewhat geometric. The swirling pattern you see is "tobikanna." "Tobikanna" has an exquisite balance and atmosphere that, despite being a simple pattern, prevents dishes from looking plain.
*Discontinued once current stock runs out.
〈製品仕様〉
Approx. φ8×H7cm （約 205g）
＜ご注意＞
※食器洗浄機、電子レンジには対応しておりません。
※天然素材・手作り製品の為、色み・サイズなどにバラつきがある場合があります。
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※在庫数は随時変更を行っていますが、更新のタイミングによっては、画面上でご発注作業が出来ても、在庫切れの為、商品をお届け出来ないことがございます。
■塗装の割れ剥がれが生じにくく撥水性が長期間持続します。
■紫外線による劣化が少ないことが特長です。
■塗装臭が少なく、かつ安全性の高い塗装です。
■無塗装の様な木肌の風合いを維持します。
■商品の劣化（変色、反り、塗膜の剥げ、水の侵入）を抑えます。
（当社従来品比）
■塗装臭が少なく、かつ安全性の高い塗装です。
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