Welcoming New Pieces and the Arrival of Autumn
The Arrival of Autumn and Welcoming a New Mizuya Tansu It feels as though summer was rather short this year. When the morning and evening breezes begin to carry the...
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Material: Heat-Resistant Borosilicate Glass
Size:
Capacity: Approx. 2,000 ml (Recommended usage volume: Approx. 1,500 ml)
Circumference: Approx. 533 mm
Body Diameter: Approx. 170 mm
Opening Diameter: Approx. 45 mm
Base Diameter: Approx. 75 mm
Total Width (Including spout): Approx. 250 mm
Total Height (Including lid): Approx. 185 mm
Caring for Your Glass Pot:
Do not use with induction cooktops (IH) or automatic dishwashers.
Please allow the glass pot to cool completely before washing. Exposing the pot to sudden temperature changes, such as pouring cold water over it while it is still hot, can cause thermal shock and lead to cracking or fracturing.
When cleaning narrow parts like the spout, using a slender cleaning brush is highly recommended.
Do not use metal scouring pads or abrasive cleansers, as they may scratch the glass surface.
While this pot is suitable for use over a direct open flame, sudden temperature shifts can cause damage. Please immerse the pot in lukewarm water briefly before placing it on the heat. To prevent cracking, avoid heating over high flames and always use a low to medium setting.
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The Glass Pot by Hinode Kagaku Seisakusho: A Harmony of Beauty and FunctionMarrying aesthetic grace with high practicality, this glass pot is meticulously crafted by Hinode Kagaku Seisakusho, a studio nestled in Togane City, Chiba Prefecture.
Each piece is carefully brought to life through the detailed handwork of Mr. Takizawa, a master artisan who originally honed his skills creating glass apparatus for laboratory and medical use.
A subtle, organic fluctuation that a machine could never replicate.
In this glass pot, which carries the gentle warmth of an artisan who has dedicated years to his craft, a quiet sense of absolute reliability resides—one that allows you to use it with peace of mind in your daily life.
The Timeless, Universal Beauty of the Classic "Kettle"A delightfully rounded, organic form coupled with fluid, sweeping curves.
For nearly 30 years since Mr. Takizawa first began crafting it, the fundamental silhouette—consistently inspired by the traditional Japanese "Yakan" (kettle)—has remained virtually unchanged. Its simple, unadorned presence blends effortlessly into any table setting, possessing a unique charm that brings a sense of quiet calm to your heart just by glimpsing it resting on a cupboard shelf.
The beautifully designed spout pours flawlessly without a single drip, making the entire ritual of brewing tea feel incredibly graceful and comforting.
From a refreshing iced herb tea to a comforting hot black tea, this pot is ideal for both casual daily rituals and formal gatherings. The borosilicate heat-resistant glass is highly resistant to odor and flavor transfer, allowing you to enjoy the rich, true aroma of the tea leaves exactly as intended. Watching the beautiful colors of the tea gently unfurl through the crystal-clear glass is a serene pleasure unique to this exquisite pot.
The Practicality of Direct-Flame Heating
However, protection against sudden temperature shifts is essential. Placing the pot on a flame when filled with ice-cold water can cause thermal shock and lead to cracking. To prevent this, always start with water at room temperature and allow it to heat up slowly and gently. When using it over a direct flame, keeping the heat on a low setting ensures you can enjoy its beautiful utility safely for many years to come.





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The Arrival of Autumn and Welcoming a New Mizuya Tansu It feels as though summer was rather short this year. When the morning and evening breezes begin to carry the...
一年ぶりの再会を漆のお椀でおもてなし 先日、わが家に嬉しいお客さまがいらっしゃいました。福井県・鯖江から足を運んでくださったのは、土直漆器の土田さん。お会いするのは、およそ一年ぶりです。作り手の方と直接お話しできる時間は、私にとって楽しみのひとつ。久しぶりにお会いした土田さんは相変わらず穏やかで、顔を合わせた瞬間から自然と会話が弾みました。 せっかく遠くから来てくださったので、ささやかなおもてなしを。以前、土直漆器さんに作っていただいた「雑煮椀」に、抹茶ゼリーや白玉、あんこを盛り付けてお出ししました。普段はお雑煮や汁ものを盛ることの多いお椀ですが、この日は少し趣を変えて、甘いものを。 漆器って、もっと自由でいい 漆のお椀に甘味を盛っても大丈夫かな、と出す直前まで少し気になっていたのですが、テーブルに並べると、土田さんはとても喜んでくださって。 「福井には、漆器にパフェを盛って出しているカフェもあるんですよ。だから、こういう使い方も全然OKです!」 そう言って笑顔で召し上がる姿に、私もすっかり安心しました。 漆器というと、どうしても「特別な日に使うもの」と少し構えてしまうところがあります。でも、こんなふうに甘いものを盛ってみたり、普段の食卓に取り入れてみたり。作り手の方から「もっと自由に使っていい」と聞くと、漆器との距離が少し近くなったような気がします。 そんな話をしながら、和やかにお茶の時間を過ごしていると、いつの間にか話題は「漆」のことへ。「最近、自分で金継ぎに挑戦してみたんですよ」と、先日のコラムで紹介した「辻田の金継ぎ」の話をしたときのことでした。 「あ、辻田さん!知り合いですよ」 思いがけないひと言に、びっくり。聞けば、辻田さんと土田さんは、同じ福井で漆に携わる作り手同士。以前からつながりがあったそうです。心惹かれたものの背景に、こんなふうに作り手同士のつながりがあると知ると、なんだか嬉しくなります。ひとつのうつわをきっかけに、また新しいご縁を知ることができたような気がしました。 はじめて出会った若狭塗 そんな話に花を咲かせていると、土田さんが大事そうに包みを開いて、ひとつのお椀を見せてくれました。 それが、若狭塗の「合鹿椀(ごうろくわん)」です。 包みを開いた瞬間、まず目に入ったのは、深い漆の艶と、外側に浮かぶ細かな模様。見る角度によって光の表情が変わり、ひと目見た瞬間に心を奪われました。 若狭塗は、卵の殻や青貝、松葉などを使って模様をつくり、その上から漆を幾重にも塗り重ね、最後に表面を研いで模様を浮かび上がらせる技法。なかでも、最後の「研ぎ出し」が若狭塗の大切な工程なのだそうです。 どこを、どのくらい研ぐのか。塗り重ねられた漆の下にある模様を見極めながら、少しずつ表情を引き出していく。その工程には、職人の経験と技術が詰まっています。 この見事な若狭塗を手がけたのは、福井県小浜市で100年以上続く「加福漆器店」の4代目、加福宗徳さん。小浜市に3人しかいない若狭塗伝統工芸士のお一人です。 ふたつの工房がつないだ一椀 さらに心を惹きつけられたのは、このお椀がふたつの工房の手仕事のリレーから生まれているということでした。 木地づくりから内側と底の漆塗りまでを手がける土直漆器さんと、外側の若狭塗を手がける加福漆器店さん。 内側には、欅(けやき)の木地に漆を塗り重ねる「木地呂塗(きじろぬり)」が施され、漆の艶の奥から美しい木目が浮かび上がります。外側の青貝や松葉が散りばめられた華やかな若狭塗とはまた違う、木そのものの温もりを感じる趣です。 それぞれの工房で受け継がれてきた技術が、ひとつのお椀のなかで見事に重なり合う。内と外で異なる表情を持つからこそ、手に取るたびにじっくりと眺めたくなる。なんとも贅沢な手仕事を見せていただいた気持ちになりました。 最後のひとつをわが家へ このお椀が完成するまでには、なんと2年もの歳月がかかったそうです。そして、つくられたのはわずか10個。 そんな貴重なお椀ですが、今回、土田さんの手元に残っていた最後のひとつを、特別にお譲りいただけることになりました。 土田さんとの久しぶりの再会から、思いがけず若狭塗のお椀に出会い、最後のひとつをわが家に迎えることになるとは。いくつものご縁が重なって手元に迎えることができたことを嬉しく思います。 これほど美しいお椀を、すぐに料理に使うのは少しもったいない気もして。しばらくは、光の加減で変わる青貝のきらめきや、漆の艶、内側に広がる欅の木目を、じっくり眺めていたい。...
Carving a New Concept of Time with Cherished Vessels Even our most treasured vessels can break in a fleeting moment. I, too, once accidentally dropped and broke a favorite piece....
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