Botetto Cute Dorabachi

Many of Takuya Ohara's pottery items sold at KIGOCOCHI have a sober and cool impression, but this one is different. It's kind of a cute atmosphere. I thought that it was not good to be too bound by the image of Takuya Ohara in me, so I asked for this work.

Dora-bachi is a shallow bowl with a straight rim. It is said that it got its name from its shape resembling a disc-shaped percussion instrument, the gong. It's the same with Dorayaki Dora. It's small enough to fit in both hands, but it's deep enough to hold more food than it looks.

Cute even when stacked.

A masterpiece born from failure. Rippohiki

Rippohiki, with its impressive crack pattern, is one of Mr. Ohara's masterpieces. In the pottery world, it is produced by incorporating “crazing of potting clay” as a unique design. The impactful decorations not only add sharpness to the dining table, but they also go well with the food and bring out the ingredients as the leading role.

Another interesting aspect of rippobiki is that the expression changes with use over time. The water and oil content of the food will gradually become familiar with the vessel, and it will partially change to a bluish look. It can be said that the expression “growing containers” is a perfect fit .

Dorabachi Ribobi