Sangiri Wind Chime ORIGIN_Wajima Lacquerware the kiln uses its proprietary

the kiln uses its proprietary pigments and the shitae "underglaze painting" technique ensuring the vibrant decorations remain resistant to scratches and peeling

It was loved as an auspicious pattern that signified prosperity and longevity

with the design rooted in this auspicious character

The tea strainer is called a "Sasame" and is attached directly to the inside of the teapot

This Bizen ware sake set

Sangiri Wind Chime ORIGIN_Wajima Lacquerware the kiln uses its proprietaryCradled in simplicity, this wind chime boasts a circular form, its clapper mirroring the shape of a coin. As the Echizen washi paper flutters in a soft breeze, the stoneware clapper sings a tune warm and tender. Not only does the wind bell provide a melodic and pleasant sound, but it also doubles as a stylish interior decor. This wind bell is graced with the sangiri pattern, capturing the essence of fire's dance with clay. Its textured surface and the