cute shape, cute color

This mamezara looks really cute. A soft atmosphere is created by using a technique called "tatara molding" that makes it easy to make use of "distortion".

Another characteristic is the color. Mr. Ishikawa's unique glaze gives a neutral finish without being too bright . This also matches well with the soft and natural atmosphere.

Slightly larger size and various uses

Slightly larger than a typical mamezara . It can be used for more than just soy sauce.

It's also a good size to quickly put out nuts to accompany your evening drink.

I can't choose. From 4 cute colors

Mr. Ishikawa has a variety of glaze expressions. All colors are hard to throw away, and they are good colors.

Clockwise from the top center: koge (sold out), irabo , candy glaze, and ash glaze (sold out).

Widely usable "shikaku" and deep usable "daen"

This "Shikaku Mamezara" has a "Daen Mamezara" that can be said to be a sibling.

While the "Shikaku" is slightly larger and can be used in a wide area, the "Daen" is slightly deeper and can be used safely for soups.

Please consider comparing them.

The one on the left is the "Shikaku Mamezara" and the one on the right is the " Daen Mamezara ".

Mamezara candy glaze