Hagiwara Black & Gold Sake Pourer

£86⁰⁰

A more intricate and sophisticated sake pourer, the handle and long spout on these pourers really add a sense of luxury along with the gold glaze. Hagiwara san is locally known as the "God of the Kilns", if anyone has a problem they can go and ask for his advice. He is so committed to ceramics that his family live in another house in a separate village away from his kilns.

Hand-thrown and wood-fired in his noborigama by Hagiwara san in the village of Mashiko in Central Japan

14.0cm High, 10.0cm Wide, 16.0cm Long
Stoneware (please see the Care Guide below)
Handwash only please
Please do not microwave

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Care Guide

Like all tableware and handmade homewares, our products should be used with some degree of care to help keep them looking good. These are wood-fired and Hagiwara san recommends hand-washing and not putting in the dishwasher or microwave.

Meet the Maker:

Hagiwara Yoshinori

Hagiwara Yoshinori is the fifth generation of the Hagiwara family ceramic workshop. He is very keen on preparing clays and glazes in his garden from the local resources by himself.
He uses a variety of kilns and is an incurable kiln collector but he particularly likes his Noborigama climbing kiln that he built. With the knowledge gained through his experience firing the Noborigama, he is called “the god of Noborigama” by other local potters.
He often uses colourful and interesting glazes to complement his skilful making.

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