晋山窯ヤマツ
Frustum Sencha (white glaze)
Frustum Sencha (white glaze)
Supplementary product information
Supplementary product information
Production area: Gifu Prefecture
Dimensions:
・W: 80mm
・D: 80mm
・H: 62mm
・Capacity: 180cc
・Weight: 130g
Material: Porcelain
【Care Instructions】
・Dishwasher: Safe
・Microwave: For warming only
・Direct flame: Not suitable
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Frustum is a tea vessel redesigned for modern living to help people rediscover the goodness of tea.
The conical shape adopted for the tea cup provides comfortable grip.
The form that gently tapers toward the rim naturally brings the mouth and nose closer than traditional designs, allowing for enhanced enjoyment of the tea's aroma.
The History of Mino Ware
美濃焼は、奈良時代に朝鮮半島から須恵器の製法とともに、ろくろと穴窯が伝えられたことが始まりであるとされています。平安時代になると灰釉陶器の生産が始まり、安土桃山時代になると茶の湯の流行とともに、志野、黄瀬戸、織部や瀬戸黒などが生まれました。
Characteristics of Mino ware
Mino-yaki pottery has developed a wide variety of techniques and glazes throughout its history, with 15 types designated as traditional crafts alone. Production of everyday household items began in the Meiji period, and since then, tea ceremony utensils and tableware with simple yet beautiful glaze colors and forms have been beloved.
Mountains, soil, water
岐阜県土岐市は約7割を丘陵地が占めることから、陶磁器用の粘土が豊富です。陶磁器に使われる粘土はもともと花崗岩。年月をかけて朽ち果て、風雨にさらされて堆積し、やがて土や枯葉などの有機物と混じりあってできる粘土が東濃地方にはありました。土岐川（庄内川）とそこに流れる豊かな水が粘土を集めます。
Mino ware
Mino-yaki is a general term for ceramics produced in the Tono region of Gifu Prefecture, including Toki City, Tajimi City, and Mizunami City. The Tono region is Japan's largest ceramics production hub, with Toki City being the leading city in Japan for ceramic production volume. While 15 items including Shino, Oribe, and Kizeto have been designated as traditional crafts, the range extends broadly to tableware that graces our daily dining tables.