Tall Katakuchi

£68⁰⁰

A smashing little katakuchi, the ribs in the turning give you something to hold to as you pour. At first, the spout looks almost too long, but is adds some cheeky character to the simple design

12cm Long, 10cm Wide, 9cm High
Stoneware (see our Care Guide)Not suitable for dishwashing
Hand-thrown and wood-fired in his noborigama by Hagiwara san in the village of Mashiko in Central Japan

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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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