Furutani Potters was established in 1970 by Nobuo Furutani. By applying white slip to our unique blend of iron-rich red clay and firing it twice at low temperatures, we create soft, powdered vessels. The "white" of our powdered ceramics is rustic and warm. It gently embraces any dish and pairs perfectly with other tableware. Additionally, guided by the theme "accompanying daily life," we subtly adapt our designs to fit various lifestyles, including food culture and living spaces. We create our pieces daily, believing that our simple and easy-to-use ceramics will surely enrich your life.
01. Enjoyable and Delicious Cooking
When food is served in a beautiful vessel, it truly shines. Even the same dish takes on a different appearance when the vessel changes. "What kind of dish should I serve in this vessel?" Your imagination expands, making cooking even more enjoyable.
02. Tableware You'll Want to Use Every Day
Our ceramics feature a rustic texture and simple design because we want you to use them every day. We design them to be lightweight, easy to hold, and just the right size, incorporating various ideas into their creation. We hope they become vessels that you "find yourself using every day."
03. Crafted with Heart
Every piece of Furutani Potters' tableware is meticulously handmade through each step of the process. We pour our hearts into crafting each piece, hoping to create even better vessels tomorrow than today, envisioning the smiles of those who will use them. Our soft, gentle handmade ceramics gently embrace your food.
Mugs
Furutani pottery
Shigaraki WareFuchi Ara Yoko Bori Marugata Soup Cup with Handle
¥2,860
Specifications
| Category | Mugs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | L 11.5 cm W 14.5 cm H 6.0 cm |
| Weight | Not specified |
| Made-to-Order | Not available |
| Stock Limit | Max 6 per order |
About this Work
This is a round, plump soup cup with a rim designed to make scooping easy.
The colored sections are created by applying coarse clay and carving patterns with a comb.
The slightly rough texture of the comb marks and the warm colors enhance the white slipglaze.
The exact coloration varies depending on several factors, such as the thickness of the white slip, the position in the kiln, and the season. There are individual differences, ranging from dark brown to shades close to gray.
Please enjoy the varied hues unique to earthenware.
As these items are handmade, some may exhibit slight wobbles, distortions, small holes, or unevenness, and due to the production process, some backstamps may be difficult to see. Additionally, because natural materials are used, some pieces may have small iron spots (black dots) from the clay, or glaze runs, pools, or pinholes.
Even when made using the same methods, no two pieces are exactly alike. We hope you will appreciate the unique individuality and character of each item.
Care & Safety
Microwave
Safe to use
Dishwasher
Limited use
Oven
Not recommended