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Tou Tsuchiyama

Kiyomizu ware of a small bowl with three sides of blue mud

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The mud plaster is applied to the dried base with a spatula,
This is repeated several times to create an uneven surface.
After firing, shades of gosu are applied.
Finally, the edges and raised areas are wiped off.
and the raised areas are then wiped off to make the expression easier to see.
The shading and unevenness of the gosu are repeated several times to create an uneven appearance.
In order to make the shading and unevenness of the gosu easier to see
The glaze is fired with a high degree of transparency to make the shading and unevenness of the gosu easier to see.
The design is abstract, but it is "underglaze blue.
Although the design is abstract, it is the same as "Sometsukemono".
The combination of porcelain clay and gozu makes it easy to see the shading and unevenness.
Size
Mouth diameter 160 mm x height 72 mm
Weight 290g
Microwave / 0, Dishwasher / 0, Open flame / 

◎Please note that each piece is handmade, so please allow for slight differences.

Tou Tsuchiyama

The original brand of potter Keiji Tsuchiyama, Tou Tsuchiyama. The first generation of pottery was established in Higashiyama, Kyoto, by the first-generation potter from Terai, Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture, in the Taisho Era (1912-1926) and has continued for three to five generations.

Since the first generation, the kiln has specialized in underglaze blue and red porcelain. The pottery has earned the trust of the pottery industry for its precise work in Shozui, landscape, flower-and-bird, and other designs. Tsuchiyama has been producing beautiful and easy-to-use vessels based on this tradition.

Our pottery is not monotonous, heavy pieces made by mold making or machine crocheting. Our "usuzukuri" vessels are handmade using Kyoto Kiyomizuyaki techniques and are comfortable to hold in the hand. Our pottery is easy to use, suitable for any kind of food, and pursues beauty. We produce a wide variety of designs that can be used for everyday use or as gifts.

Mass production is available from 20 pieces per product.
Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Commitment to Our Products:

  • We have mastered various ceramic techniques.
  • In addition to basic underglaze blue, red, celadon, and white porcelain, we also produce original blue mud, colored porcelain, floral reliefs, street scenes, etc.
  • We always emphasize the function as a "vessel" and create porcelain that is easy to use and pursues beauty.