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  • Red Clay and Pig's Blood Glaze Flat Plate 6 inches [B] | Nobuko Konno
  • Red Clay and Pig's Blood Glaze Flat Plate 6 inches [B] | Nobuko Konno
  • Red Clay and Pig's Blood Glaze Flat Plate 6 inches [B] | Nobuko Konno
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Red Clay and Pig's Blood Glaze Flat Plate 6 inches [B] | Nobuko Konno

¥10,000以上送料無料

about

This 6-inch red clay and pig's blood glaze plate was created by Okinawa-based ceramic artist Nobuko Konno. It is a MON classic, and is used to present a wide variety of dishes at MON WINE BAR.

Since each item has a different texture, there is a different product page for each item. Please note that each item is unique. If you would like to purchase two or more items, please add one of each item to your cart. We apologize for the inconvenience.


shop manager's view

Many people may be surprised to learn that it is made with pig's blood glaze, but it is a product of Nobuko san's long-held desire to create environmentally friendly pottery that can be returned to the earth. We hope you enjoy the powerful texture and appearance that each piece of pottery contains.


info

Artist_Nobuko Konno 

Size_Approx. φ205 × H18 mm

Material_Red Clay and Pig's Blood Glaze

Place of Production_Okinawa, Japan

*This product does not come with a box.

 

Precautions for use: - The following items cannot be used:

× Microwave × Knife × Metal scrubbing brush × Dishwasher

Due to the nature of animal protein, the product will have a leather-like smell. Please allow the smell to dissipate for 2-3 months before use. Do not scrub the product too hard with cleanser or a scrubbing brush. The surface will gradually peel off, but the water-repellent properties will remain intact, so there is no problem with use.

 

Care

Please wash gently by hand using a dish sponge and mild detergent. Do not soak. Do not stack dishes or store in direct sunlight and avoid high humidity.

 

Artist Info

Nobuko Konno 
Born in Osaka Prefecture in 1983
2006 Graduated from Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts
2008: Started making pottery in Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture

In her workshop in Okinawa, she focuses on Okinawan soil and creates unique pieces with a specific theme.

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