Hozan Kiln Sangiri and Goma Bizen Ware Round Beer Tumbler Set

Hozan Kiln Sangiri and Goma Bizen Ware Round Beer Tumbler Set

Name: Hozan Kiln Sangiri and Goma Bizen Ware Round Beer Tumbler Set
Brand: Hozan Kiln
SKU: hzg010010102
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$99.00

Indulge in the exquisite Bizen Kiln Sangiri and Goma beer tumbler set by Hozan Kiln, featuring a rounded tulip pint glass design. The impeccable artistry and handcrafted pottery are believed to elevate the flavor of your beer. The infusion of charcoal gas during the creation process results in a mesmerizing blend of colors unique to your mug set, with pine needle wood ash providing a stunning contrast over the surface.

As time goes by, the Bizen ware develops a distinctive patina, adding to its charm. Embrace the natural evolution of its color and texture, as it symbolizes the mug's shared journey with you, growing more captivating with every sip.

Details

Size: L 8in x H 11in / L 20cm x H 27.5cm
Material: Bizen Ware Ceramic
Capacity (approx.): 300ml
Weight (approx.): 200g

Care & Use

Handwash only
Keep it dry
Avoid sudden temperature changes
Avoid metal scrubs or abrasive detergents
Store safely

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Hozan Kiln Sangiri and Goma Bizen Ware Round Beer Tumbler Set

$99.00

Meet the Artisan

Hozan Kiln

Bizen pottery, one of Japan's oldest and most revered ceramic traditions, traces its roots back over a thousand years. Originating in the Bizen region of Okayama Prefecture, this distinctive pottery style flourished alongside the development of Japanese tea culture. Bizen ware's unique characteristics are deeply rooted in the natural properties of the local clay and the traditional firing techniques employed by skilled artisans.

Today, Bizen ware stands as a symbol of Japanese cultural heritage, revered for its rustic beauty, timeless simplicity, and the deep connection it fosters between nature, art, and everyday life. Hozan Kiln, home to a direct descendant of one of the six original surnames of Bizen Pottery, continues the traditions of this pottery style to this day.