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Seiryugama's Shallow Bowl
Hirashimizu ware flourished during the Bunka period (1804-1818) in Hirashimizu, a district that locates in the south-west area of Yamagata City and at the southern foot of Mount Chitose, a mountain entirely covered with pine trees.
Seiryugama, pottery that follows the tradition established by the founder of Hirashimizu ware, Jizaemon Niwa, was opened during the early years of the Meiji era. Porcelain making at Seiryugama inherits the tradition by manually molding the local soils utilizing potter's wheel, while it successfully adapts to the times as well.
Nashiseiji, which was developed in 1945, received the Grand Prix at the Brussels World's Fair in 1958. Seiryugama subsequently created "Zansetsu," and the white glaze that portrayed the thawing mountain has now become a synonym for Seiryugama. |
I spent quite a long time snooping around your website to determine what I would make part of my home. I am happy with everything I bought. All is well made and pretty. In particular, the lacquered bowls are fantastic. I believe they are among the nicest things I have ever touched. All was packed very nicely and safely. The people at Shokunin are very nice as well, and have answered my questions to their best. Thanks Shokunin!
F.C. from France
My order arrived very quickly and so well packaged. I enjoyed opening all items from my order.
I finally got all the items and quantities I'd like for the Seiryugama line. Love the handmade aspect. I use them daily.
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This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
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Seiryugama
Shallow Bowl
Size: About Ø185xH55mm
Weight: About 550g
Material: Porcelain (Maruyama Ceramic Stone)
Available: Microwave
*The size and coloring may differ according to its finish. We kindly ask for your understanding.
*The glaze may vary from piece to piece. Individual difference example
*Please note that it may produce craze over time. Here
Price: 5,000 JPY
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Seiryugama
Established during the early years of the Meiji era. They follow the tradition established by the founder of Hirashimizu ware, Jinzaemon Niwa, while successfully adapt to the times as well. |
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