Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
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Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]
Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]

Plate cat (Kururo) [Mashiko ware]

Lisa LarsonSKU: LL690
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Price
¥2,640（Tax in）
Spec
Size（mm）
5.5 -inch dish (φ17.3 × H2 cm)
Material
Pottery
Weight
tea：280 g
Blue：280 g
Maid in
Japan
Barcode
tea：4589962196670
Blue：4589962204986
Precautions
* A microwave oven and dishwasher can be used

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Wrapping services are charged.

* If you order a reservation product, it will not be eligible for wrapping.

* Some products are not eligible for wrapping. Please check the product page.

Delivery will be delivered by Sagawa Express.

The shipping cost is 715 yen (tax included) nationwide.
* Shipping costs are different for large products and products directly from the manufacturer. Please check each product page.

Returns and exchanges of products for customer's convenience cannot be basically accepted.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges of products that have been more than one week after delivery or products that have been damaged or stained under customer's responsibilities.


The quality is perfect, but if the product is damaged or stained, or if it is different from your order, contact Staff@tonkachi.co.jp within 7 days after delivery of the product. please give me.


(In this case, the shipping cost will be borne by our shop.)

It has been more than 60 years since the encounter of Lisa Larson and the human national treasure, Shoji Hamada. Lisa is a flat dish of Mashiko -yaki that I wanted to make all the time. Lisa Larson met Shoji Hamada, who flourished Mashiko -yaki in the 1950s, and she learned about Japanese pottery. Since she has been interested in Japanese culture since then, she dreamed that she would someday want to make a work of Mashiko ware. Her dream has finally become a reality.

[What is Mashiko ware]
A pottery that produces around Mashiko -cho, Haga -gun, Tochigi Prefecture. Mashiko is said to be a modern pottery mecca. In 1924, Shoji Hamada settled and built a pottery kiln, attracting attention not only in Japan but also in the world's pottery world. Since stone powder and old iron powder are glazed and colored with dog brushes, it is characterized by its heavy hue and a sloppy feel.
　

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