"Ramen Bowl Donburi Blue, Ø 18.6 cm"
Traditional artful ceramic production
Japanese artisan ceramics are created in high quality according to traditional manufacturing methods and impress with high hardness, resistance and wonderful surfaces. The proverbial quality consciousness of entire generations of Japanese artisans is the basis for the tableware, which is appreciated in many countries. Often the pieces are handmade unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that represent a successful, long tradition of artful Japanese ceramics production.
The kiln of Minowadagama is located in Ishinomaki-shi, a place in the northern part of the main island of Japan. The prefecture is called Miyagi and borders Iwate to the south. The nature is lush but harsh. In the past, this area was known as part of Hitakami, an area mentioned in many historical writings. Among other things, the Kitakami River, which flows into the Pacific Ocean, is characteristic of the landscape. Minowadagama produces things that emerge from this environment and are intended for daily life. Consequently, since the founding of the kiln, local natural materials such as the local clay, the stones of the holy mountain Jobonsan or even various local woods have been used consistently. Even for the glazes, only local materials are used. Eiji Kameyama is a ceramic artist and owner of the kiln, whose tradition dates back over 300 years.
All parts are unique pieces made by hand. Due to the nature of production, there may be small irregularities, which are due to the nature of traditional production and are evidence of authenticity. These do not constitute a defect.
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Minowadagama
The kiln of Minowadagama is located in Ishinomaki-shi, a place in the northern part of Japan's main island. The prefecture is Miyagi, bordering Iwate to the south. The nature here is lush yet rugged. This area was formerly known as part of Hitakami, a region mentioned in many historical writings. One of the defining features of the landscape is the Kitakami River, which flows into the Pacific Ocean. Minowadagama produces items that stem from this environment and are intended for daily life. Accordingly, since the kiln's founding, native natural materials such as local clay, stones from the sacred Mount Jobonsan, and various indigenous woods have been consistently utilized. Even the glazes are made from local materials. Eiji Kameyama is a ceramic artist and owner of the kiln, whose tradition dates back over 300 years.
Manufacturers:
Minowadagama,
Minowada-hikinami-mae
1-1,
986-0124
Ishinomaki-shi,
Miyagi
Japan,
http://minowadagama.jp/
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