【ポイント20倍】ものはら KURAWANKA Collection 手ぬぐい ブルー
¥1,155
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Rakuten International Shipping ItemDetails click here品名 ものはら KURAWANKA Collection 手ぬぐい ブルー サイズ 37 X 90cm 素材 磁器 産地 日本(波佐見) 注意 ※初回洗濯の際は、他の衣料品(特に白いもの)に色がつくおそれがありますので、一緒に洗わないで下さい。
商品について 拭く・敷く・飾る・包むといった様々な用途にご使用できます。
また、職人が手で染める「注染」(ちゅうせん)で染め上げており、洗う度に風合いが出てきます。
このシリーズについて 拭く・敷く・飾る・包むといった様々な用途にご使用できます。
また、職人が手で染める「注染」(ちゅうせん)で染め上げており、洗う度に風合いが出てきます。
English Infomation MONOHARA KURAWANKA Collection TenuguiMonohara is the term for trash pits of damaged ceramics next to a noborigama, or chambered climbing kiln. Over long periods of time, ceramic strata form in the monohara, which tell us a story of our current place in the sediment of Hasami ceramics, building upon a long history and traditional technique. The history of Hasami ceramics was revealed with the excavation of a monohara. It began 400 years ago with a small kiln, which then transformed into the largest climbing kiln the world had ever seen. Eventually Hasami would become one of the largest producers of porcelain dishes in Japan. Hasami still thrives today as one of the nation’s leading ceramic producers, with a particular resilience and versatility to acclimate with the changes of the times. As heirs to this traditional industry, our goal is to create ceramics that transcend countries and genres for people all around the world to use and enjoy. MONOHARA lays the newest stratum of Hasami ceramics onto a land steeped in history, a fortuitous time capsule left unto us by centuries of craftsmanship. HASAMI全商品はこちらから>> 長崎県波佐見町から発信される新しい日常の道具「HASAMI」
Rakuten International Shipping ItemDetails click here品名 ものはら KURAWANKA Collection 手ぬぐい ブルー サイズ 37 X 90cm 素材 磁器 産地 日本(波佐見) 注意 ※初回洗濯の際は、他の衣料品(特に白いもの)に色がつくおそれがありますので、一緒に洗わないで下さい。
商品について 拭く・敷く・飾る・包むといった様々な用途にご使用できます。
また、職人が手で染める「注染」(ちゅうせん)で染め上げており、洗う度に風合いが出てきます。
このシリーズについて 拭く・敷く・飾る・包むといった様々な用途にご使用できます。
また、職人が手で染める「注染」(ちゅうせん)で染め上げており、洗う度に風合いが出てきます。
English Infomation MONOHARA KURAWANKA Collection TenuguiMonohara is the term for trash pits of damaged ceramics next to a noborigama, or chambered climbing kiln. Over long periods of time, ceramic strata form in the monohara, which tell us a story of our current place in the sediment of Hasami ceramics, building upon a long history and traditional technique. The history of Hasami ceramics was revealed with the excavation of a monohara. It began 400 years ago with a small kiln, which then transformed into the largest climbing kiln the world had ever seen. Eventually Hasami would become one of the largest producers of porcelain dishes in Japan. Hasami still thrives today as one of the nation’s leading ceramic producers, with a particular resilience and versatility to acclimate with the changes of the times. As heirs to this traditional industry, our goal is to create ceramics that transcend countries and genres for people all around the world to use and enjoy. MONOHARA lays the newest stratum of Hasami ceramics onto a land steeped in history, a fortuitous time capsule left unto us by centuries of craftsmanship. HASAMI全商品はこちらから>> 長崎県波佐見町から発信される新しい日常の道具「HASAMI」