Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The flower-shape, particular to Japanese tableware, but with a French twist is what makes the Barbarie design so unique. Originally designed to enjoy duck meat, the duck logo on the bottom of the plate is a reminder of its origin Available in three sizes: small, medium and large Made in Japan Size Small (15) – 15 cm (diameter) Medium (21) – 20.6 cm (diameter) Large (25) – 24.5 cm (diameter) Materials & Care Porcelain with a Matte Navy Glaze, Reduction Fired Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan This 'Sel' or 'salt' shaker is part of a series of seasoning containers with French wording. The salt shaker complements the Cheminée Pepper Shaker as its taller and more slender counterpart, and is made by applying a thin later of white glaze over red clay Made in Japan Size 4.5 (width), 8.4 (height) Holds approximately 100 cc Materials & Care Red Clay Pottery with a Milky White Glaze, Reduction Fired Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan This gorgeous oval, flower-shaped plate brightens up the table by calling attention to itself with beautiful streaks of petals extending towards its center. The plate's shape enhances the pink glaze, making the appearance clear and tasteful. Each petal is carved by hand with exquisite craftsmanship Perfect for serving grilled fish, roast vegetables or assorted fruit Made in Japan Size 20.4 cm (length), 16.7 cm (width), 3.2 (height) Materials & Care White Clay Pottery with a Pink Glaze, Reduction Fired Dishwasher Safe, Though Hand Wash is Recommended Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The flower-shape, particular to Japanese tableware, but with a French twist is what makes the Barbarie design so unique. Originally designed to enjoy duck meat, the duck logo on the bottom of the plate is a reminder of its origin Available in three sizes: small, medium and large Made in Japan Size Small (15) – 15 cm (diameter) Medium (21) – 20.6 cm (diameter) Large (25) – 24.5 cm (diameter) Materials & Care Porcelain with a Matte Navy Glaze, Reduction Fired Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The flower-shape, particular to Japanese tableware, but with a French twist is what makes the Barbarie design so unique. Originally designed to enjoy duck meat, the duck logo on the bottom of the plate is a reminder of its origin Available in three sizes: small, medium and large Made in Japan Size Small (15) – 15 cm (diameter) Medium (21) – 20.6 cm (diameter) Large (25) – 24.5 cm (diameter) Materials & Care Porcelain with a Matte Navy Glaze, Reduction Fired Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
La Gent
Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The flower-shape, particular to Japanese tableware, but with a French twist is what makes the Barbarie design so unique. Originally designed to enjoy duck meat, the duck logo on the bottom of the plate is a reminder of its origin. The white glaze gives the a brilliant finish Available in three sizes: small, medium and large Made in Japan Size Small (15) – 15 cm (diameter) Medium (21) – 20.6 cm (diameter) Large (25) – 24.5 cm (diameter) Materials & Care Red Clay Pottery with a White Glaze, Reduction Fired Dishwasher Safe, Though Hand Wash is Recommended Oven Safe Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The Large Kohiki Yunomi Cup, with 'Kohiki' referencing an ancient Japanese glazing technique and 'Yunomi', a traditional handle-less Japanese teacup is a beautifully designed cup that is perfect for containing warm drinks such as green tea or coffee This vanilla-white cup features a speckled design and textured feel Made in Japan Size 7.2 cm (diameter), 8.5 (height) Holds approximately 260 ml Materials & Care Red Clay Pottery with a White Powder-Clay Layer and a Clear Glaze, Reduction Fired Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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Since 1950, Marumitsu has been making pottery that is diverse in choice of material and utilises both traditional and modern techniques. With the belief that function is at the heart of design, local potters bring a high-quality, artisanal touch to their collections, as well as a unique French flair. The Marumitsu pottery is made in Seto, Aichi, Japan, a place which is home to the kilns with the longest production history in Japan The flower-shape, particular to Japanese tableware, but with a French twist is what makes the Barbarie design so unique. Originally designed to enjoy duck meat, the duck logo on the bottom of the plate is a reminder of its origin. The white glaze gives the a brilliant finish Available in three sizes: small, medium and large Made in Japan Size Small (15) – 15 cm (diameter) Medium (21) – 20.6 cm (diameter) Large (25) – 24.5 cm (diameter) Materials & Care Red Clay Pottery with a White Glaze, Reduction Fired Dishwasher Safe, Though Hand Wash is Recommended Oven Safe Note: Due to the degree of firing and the nature of the glaze, there may be individual differences in color unevenness and burning sensation. The way color irregularities and baked nuances occur varies from item to item due to the properties of the glaze and firing degrees
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