- 種類
- Setoguro
- 詳細
- A Setoguro plate distinguished by its beautiful "kairagi" (crawling glaze) patterns.
- 原材料
- Mogusa clay (rare clay)
- サイズ
- φ270mm
- 高さ
- 6 mm
- 重さ
- About 1050g
- 手触り
- The Setoguro plate stands out with its remarkable texture, highlighting the rare Oniita glaze used in its creation. It features a smooth and moist feel, characterized by its glossy surface that provides a comfortable grip, almost as if it adheres to the hand. The tactile sensation of holding this plate is both soothing and familiar, making it an exceptional piece.
Features of the work
This piece features the beautiful "kairagi" pattern, known for its unique charm. The noble black color, which minimizes light reflection, evokes depth and tranquility, resembling the vastness of the night sky. The beauty of Setoguro lies in its subtle nuances within the jet-black surface, presenting different expressions depending on the viewing angle. "Kairagi" refers to the fine crackle patterns created by the shrinking glaze, enhancing the tactile experience as you hold it. The Setoguro plate, with its simple yet noble black and unique texture, brings elegance and beauty to the dining table. This plate not only elevates the presentation of dishes but also adds a sense of calm and sophistication to the entire space, truly deserving to be called a work of art.
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Setoguro
One from one kiln
Setoguro is renowned for its captivating, deep black color. Achieving this beautiful black involves using a glaze made from Oniita (iron-rich clay) mixed with ash. The piece is fired at high temperatures and then removed from the kiln while still hot, followed by rapid cooling—a technique known as "hikidashi-guro." This process was employed over 500 years ago and produced the elusive "Setoguro" ware for only about 30 years in the world of tea. In the tea ceremony, Setoguro is revered for its unique aesthetic value within the Japanese principles of wabi-sabi. By extracting the piece from a kiln over 1,100 degrees Celsius and cooling it quickly, the piece transforms into a deep black while producing beautiful cracking sounds (kan-nyu) as it cools. Only up to three pieces can be fired in one kiln at a time, and achieving a satisfying black is extremely challenging. It is said that getting one satisfactory piece from a single kiln firing is considered a success.
Setoguro plate
Five hundred years ago, black was considered a noble color. Setoguro has a captivating, deep black hue that enhances the presentation of food on the plate. How about using it for a special, vibrant main dish? Enjoy a memorable time with excellent food, fine sake, and a superb vessel. Additionally, as a decorative piece, a single Setoguro plate commands a strong presence, bringing an air of tranquility and gravity to any room.
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お手入れ
Please wash by hand using a soft sponge or cloth when cleaning. Please refrain from using abrasive sponges for cleaning.