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Handy dispenser with traditional patterns

A handy dispenser works effectively to provide soy sauce on your dining table. KUTANI CHOEMON creates a soy sauce dispenser with porcelain. On the white porcelain, colorful patterns are painted by hand. They are traditional patterns for Japanese porcelain and the style using bright colors is based on the traditional Kutani ware.

The pattern of MARUMON YUDOJI means circle patterns and kids playing around. TOKUSA pattern expresses the plants growing straight. Both patterns look joyful and bring cheer to your dining.

Symbolic Japanese porcelain, Kutani ware

Kutani ware is one of the symbolic kinds of Japanese porcelain, derived from Ishikawa Prefecture. Its beginning was about 1655 when the Kaga domain found porcelain stone in Kutani village. When the culture of tea ceremony widely spread all over Japan, and many kilns produce various kinds of tea sets. Kutani ware was also recognized as an important tool for the Japanese tea ceremony.

The most feature of Kutani ware is its gorgeous patterns of painting. It usually uses bright colors like red, yellow, green, navy, and purple. Many of the traditional patterns are delicately painted in these colors without leaving any space. Nature, flowers, birds, and geometric patterns are the typical designs of Kutani ware, and the glamorous characteristic has been highly evaluated.

Investigate the new Kutani ware

KUTANI CHOEMON is founded in 1879, in Nomi region of Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. The brand has been produced Kutani ware, the traditional tableware of Ishikawa Prefecture with skilled artisans. CHOEMON's products use bright colors on white porcelain to express the traditional style of Kutani ware. The brand also tries to pursue new patterns for our modern dining. The products are all manufactured in a single studio; the whole process, including forming, painting, firing, and glazing, is operated there.