[About the product]
For more than a year, I was inspired by the original work of "Bucket" created by Marianne Harberg. Finally, a bucket flower bowl was born in Seto ware. With the potter of Aichi Prefecture, who is asking for the Marianne's Seto ware series, I modified the design many times, rebuilt the sample, and finally became the ideal form.
Marianne often makes many old things and functions (= tools), such as hangers, switches, and carpets. Those who are interested are working people who do various things in the shade, but she does not usually take over that contribution. This time, such a bucket is the leading role.
* Because it is made of "mud -cast -containing molding", one of the molding methods of old ceramic porcelain manufacturing, unevenness and small pin holes may be seen on the surface. In addition, because of the manual painting by a craftsman, there are individual differences in shades of glaze and bleeding.
* What is "mud -cast molding"?
A method of leaving the mud poured into a gypsum mold for a certain period of time, and then pouring excess muddy (dash) when it is necessary.
[Design]
Her unique blue called Marianne Blue. The blue bleeding and the texture of the pottery are delicately reproduced in Seto ware, and it is a finished product only with traditional Japanese technology.
We have repeatedly modified the lines on the side, the shaking of the line, and the position of the screws on the side of the screws, and the handwriting line of Marianne is also reproduced not only in the outside but also on the inside.
Please pay attention to the exquisite thickness that keeps the strength of potted plants while retaining the thinness of Marianne's original work.
The bottom is engraved with "TONKACHI / MADE IN JAPAN".
[About size / specifications]
Potted plants are a size that fits with one hand, so it is perfect for planting cactus, succulents, 1-2 flowers, and herbs. It is the right size for plants 3 to 3.5 (= plants planted in pots with a diameter of 9-11cm). The potted plants have a pot bottom hole and a saucer, so there is no need to worry about water leakage or soil spills from the bottom of the pot. You can decorate the plants with confidence in the room.
[Comment from the staff]
I have some favorite vases, but I didn't have my favorite potted plants, but I just saw this "bucket flower bowl" and fell in love and my number one favorite was decided!
What should we plant in such delicate, cute and humorous pots? Just thinking that it doesn't stop.
The point is that it has a pot bottom hole and a saucer as well as the design! If there is a hole at the bottom, the soil will not be stuffy even after watering, and you can grow plants healthy. If you have a pot bottom hole, you can give plenty of water with peace of mind.
From small space such as veranda, bay window, entrance, to desks and shelfs! It is a potted plant that fits everywhere, so please give it a gift.
[About Marianne's Seto ware collaboration]
Under the supervision of Marianne himself, a product that has been reviewed with Zero Zero with the Zero of the Seto -yaki workshop in order to provide affordable prices and durability while leaving her original goodness as much as possible. The pottery, the ideal partner with Marianne, is one of the potters that represents Seto ware, which has continued since the Taisho era.
[About Seto ware]
Traditional porcelain with Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. For a long time, it has been used in people's lives and has been incorporated into various vessels and pottery. As it has been exported abroad, it is widely known as a typical traditional crafts that send the appeal of "MADE IN JAPAN" to the world.
For more than a year, I was inspired by the original work of "Bucket" created by Marianne Harberg. Finally, a bucket flower bowl was born in Seto ware. With the potter of Aichi Prefecture, who is asking for the Marianne's Seto ware series, I modified the design many times, rebuilt the sample, and finally became the ideal form.
Marianne often makes many old things and functions (= tools), such as hangers, switches, and carpets. Those who are interested are working people who do various things in the shade, but she does not usually take over that contribution. This time, such a bucket is the leading role.
* Because it is made of "mud -cast -containing molding", one of the molding methods of old ceramic porcelain manufacturing, unevenness and small pin holes may be seen on the surface. In addition, because of the manual painting by a craftsman, there are individual differences in shades of glaze and bleeding.
* What is "mud -cast molding"?
A method of leaving the mud poured into a gypsum mold for a certain period of time, and then pouring excess muddy (dash) when it is necessary.
[Design]
Her unique blue called Marianne Blue. The blue bleeding and the texture of the pottery are delicately reproduced in Seto ware, and it is a finished product only with traditional Japanese technology.
We have repeatedly modified the lines on the side, the shaking of the line, and the position of the screws on the side of the screws, and the handwriting line of Marianne is also reproduced not only in the outside but also on the inside.
Please pay attention to the exquisite thickness that keeps the strength of potted plants while retaining the thinness of Marianne's original work.
The bottom is engraved with "TONKACHI / MADE IN JAPAN".
[About size / specifications]
Potted plants are a size that fits with one hand, so it is perfect for planting cactus, succulents, 1-2 flowers, and herbs. It is the right size for plants 3 to 3.5 (= plants planted in pots with a diameter of 9-11cm). The potted plants have a pot bottom hole and a saucer, so there is no need to worry about water leakage or soil spills from the bottom of the pot. You can decorate the plants with confidence in the room.
[Comment from the staff]
I have some favorite vases, but I didn't have my favorite potted plants, but I just saw this "bucket flower bowl" and fell in love and my number one favorite was decided!
What should we plant in such delicate, cute and humorous pots? Just thinking that it doesn't stop.
The point is that it has a pot bottom hole and a saucer as well as the design! If there is a hole at the bottom, the soil will not be stuffy even after watering, and you can grow plants healthy. If you have a pot bottom hole, you can give plenty of water with peace of mind.
From small space such as veranda, bay window, entrance, to desks and shelfs! It is a potted plant that fits everywhere, so please give it a gift.
[About Marianne's Seto ware collaboration]
Under the supervision of Marianne himself, a product that has been reviewed with Zero Zero with the Zero of the Seto -yaki workshop in order to provide affordable prices and durability while leaving her original goodness as much as possible. The pottery, the ideal partner with Marianne, is one of the potters that represents Seto ware, which has continued since the Taisho era.
[About Seto ware]
Traditional porcelain with Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. For a long time, it has been used in people's lives and has been incorporated into various vessels and pottery. As it has been exported abroad, it is widely known as a typical traditional crafts that send the appeal of "MADE IN JAPAN" to the world.