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Kutani Ware Shoyu-sashi

¥7,980

Contemporary Shoyu-sashi (soy sauce dispenser) with Sazanka (Camellia) Design

  • Kutani Ware is a type of ceramics local to Ishikawa Prefecture

  • First produced during the early Edo period (start of 17th century), its notable features are vivid colors with bold and elegant designs

  • Traditionally, the five main colours often of Kutani Ware are red, yellow, green, purple, and Prussian blue

  • This Shoyu-sashi has a patented lid design that prevents soy sauce from leaking or the lid falling off when poured and won the Japan Souvenir Academy Award in 2000.

  • It features blue and purple Sazanka flowers a type of Japanese Camellia (Camellia sasanqua), found mainly in western and southern Japan

  • Wild species bloom from October to December and with few other flowers doing so during this season, they have long been used in gardening and for bonsai

  • Symbolically, Sazanka represents devotion, ideal love and overcoming difficulties, reflecting their ability to bloom despite the cold of winter

  • Marked “Kutani” on side of dispenser and kiln name on base

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Contemporary Shoyu-sashi (soy sauce dispenser) with Sazanka (Camellia) Design

  • Kutani Ware is a type of ceramics local to Ishikawa Prefecture

  • First produced during the early Edo period (start of 17th century), its notable features are vivid colors with bold and elegant designs

  • Traditionally, the five main colours often of Kutani Ware are red, yellow, green, purple, and Prussian blue

  • This Shoyu-sashi has a patented lid design that prevents soy sauce from leaking or the lid falling off when poured and won the Japan Souvenir Academy Award in 2000.

  • It features blue and purple Sazanka flowers a type of Japanese Camellia (Camellia sasanqua), found mainly in western and southern Japan

  • Wild species bloom from October to December and with few other flowers doing so during this season, they have long been used in gardening and for bonsai

  • Symbolically, Sazanka represents devotion, ideal love and overcoming difficulties, reflecting their ability to bloom despite the cold of winter

  • Marked “Kutani” on side of dispenser and kiln name on base

Contemporary Shoyu-sashi (soy sauce dispenser) with Sazanka (Camellia) Design

  • Kutani Ware is a type of ceramics local to Ishikawa Prefecture

  • First produced during the early Edo period (start of 17th century), its notable features are vivid colors with bold and elegant designs

  • Traditionally, the five main colours often of Kutani Ware are red, yellow, green, purple, and Prussian blue

  • This Shoyu-sashi has a patented lid design that prevents soy sauce from leaking or the lid falling off when poured and won the Japan Souvenir Academy Award in 2000.

  • It features blue and purple Sazanka flowers a type of Japanese Camellia (Camellia sasanqua), found mainly in western and southern Japan

  • Wild species bloom from October to December and with few other flowers doing so during this season, they have long been used in gardening and for bonsai

  • Symbolically, Sazanka represents devotion, ideal love and overcoming difficulties, reflecting their ability to bloom despite the cold of winter

  • Marked “Kutani” on side of dispenser and kiln name on base

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