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Kurawanka Cup Tobeyaki Kamamoto Eiritsuji Kama

Reprinted traditional Tobe grilled vessel Kurawa does or bowl: Kurawanka Tea Bowl" is a part of the history of Tobe ware, and was widely made in the Edo period. It is characterized by its wide base and stable form. It is said to have been used on board the Kurawanka ships that traded in food on the Yodogawa River in Osaka. The bowl was made on a wide foot to prevent it from tipping over as it was used on the ships. It is said that they were later popularized by tea masters. At the Eiritsuji Pottery, we have recreated the unique shape of the teacup. It can be used not only as a teacup, but also as a small bowl to serve food and desserts, and can be used to decorate the table in various ways due to its simplicity.

Suggested retail price	2,000yen
Shape and size	Diameter 9.5cm × height 6.5cm
Purpose	Souvenirs, gifts, family celebration, for home
Characteristics	Vessel of the form of the hill there is a greater sense of stability Features
Product Target Customers
Color Variation	Door Kusabun Cross statement
Materials	Tobe disilazide
Specific Raw Materials	Tobe disilazide
Package Type
Supply Capacity	Main inquiry
Awards and Certifications	Traditional crafts
Minimum number of lots	Main inquiry
Delivery Time	1 month
Other
Quality Control Information (Product Inspection)
Quality Control Information (Production and Manufacturing Process Control)	Firing temperature 1260 ℃
Quality Control Information (Facility Maintenance Management)

Available for business use	○
Available for gifting
Available for OEM production
Available for event exhibitions
Available for direct delivery from the production area