Other colors are also available on a separate page!

[Note] Yellow and light gray are currently out of production and are not scheduled to be restocked.

A tambourine vessel in which soil particles rise to the surface.
The tambourine motif stands out like a relief on the edges of the warm-looking tableware, modestly adding color to your daily life.
The glaze is applied by hand, so each piece has its own unique charm and expression.
It comes in a box with a tambourine design, making it a perfect gift.

Starting from the second photo, the colors are white, yellow, green, light brown, and light gray.


・Caution: Do not use in dishwashers, microwaves or ovens.
Black dots may appear on the surface as particles contained in the soil rise to the surface.
The glaze is applied by hand. We try to keep the consistency of the glaze and the way it is applied evenly, but due to slight differences in temperature at the firing point and uneven texture of the base, each piece looks different.
Glazed pottery may have small indentations of about 1 mm called pinholes. These are caused by organic matter on the pottery that burns when the glaze is applied, resulting in small dents.

・FAQ
Tambourine ware is a data-type of pottery with a unique texture that occurs when particles from the soil rise to the surface.
As a result, the texture of the base material is uneven and each piece has a different appearance.
The reduction firing method creates a warm atmosphere.
Also, since the glaze is applied by hand, the following phenomena may occur.

- Pinholes Glazed pottery may have dents of about 1 mm in size called pinholes.
This occurs when organic matter on the clay is burned when the glaze is applied, leaving small dents.

- Shine and streaks due to the glaze The glaze accumulates in areas where it appears shiny, and the color varies in shade because the glaze is applied by hand. Streaks can be seen between the tambourine reliefs of the green color.

・Color difference Although we maintain the consistency of the glaze concentration and the way the glaze is applied, slight differences in temperature at the firing location and unevenness in the composition of the batter can cause individual differences in color. White has a matte finish.