Rhythmic flying pattern

The work of applying the planer to the plate is truly craftsmanship.

The detailed pattern that draws a circle from the center is a technique called “Tobikanna”. A planer is applied to the surface of the vessel while turning the potter's wheel to create patterns rhythmically. Because the pattern spreads out from the center, the dish in the center is highlighted as the main character. Also, when you hold it in your hand, the unevenness of the planer gives your fingers a pleasant stimulation, and you can really feel that it fits in your hand.

A container that can be used every day as a "daily miscellaneous vessel"

It is said to be the most beautiful folk pottery in the world.

One of the charms of Ontayaki, including Kuroki Masanobu kiln, is the affordable price . This is based on the idea of ​​​​"common people's pottery". The 10 kilns that remain today protect the ideas and techniques that have been handed down from ancient times to create pottery for people to use in their daily lives.

That's why the shape of the vessel is also rooted in our lives. This 5-sun plate is characterized by its slight depth . Because the size is often used as a serving plate, a plate that can hold a little bit of juice is useful.

The pattern of Tobi Plane shows individuality.

Two colors from the left, white and candy .

We have everything from small to 3 , 5, and 7 sun .

5-sun plate, white