KAKIMORI Penrest -Hasami ware

Hasami -yaki pen rest designed with the shape of "Shizuku" as a motif. I chose a special color from many glaze. By matching with the pen, it will gently show the place without rolling. Please choose from one and two.


About glaze

Grilled
The white color of Hasami ware is the same color. The soft white with a matte feeling blends well with any material and enhances the pen well.
After removing the clay of Hasami ware, baked because it was baked without glaze. You can enjoy the smooth texture of the pottery stone as it is. Please enjoy unevenness due to clay components that are born because of natural materials.

Ruri
Mitsuharu kiln original color, reddish dark blue. There is a slippery gloss and the compatibility with the ink bottle is perfect.
Ruri color that has been used for a long time in the Arita / Hasami region. Before baking, it is a red -brown glaze, coloring blue using a chemical reaction with the heat of the kiln.

Gold and mud
A glaze mixed with fine gold particles. It is easy to match regardless of the material and color that you can feel the gracefulness and gorgeousness at the same time.
Gold mud with a dark glaze that is hard to imagine from the gold color after baking. You can feel the fun of the piggyback where the color varies depending on the place of the kiln.

Oil (Yutaki)
A glaze named because the mottled pattern looks like the oil is scattered. The shiny jet -black brings a dignified presence and gives a taste to the space.
Oil droplet that sprays iron from above on a glaze that becomes black when baked. The pattern is different for manual work.


specification
Product name HASAMI PEN REST
Size / weight
Ⅰ: W50 X D27 X H12mm / 21g
II: W60 X D26 X H14mm / 24g
Material porcelain
Design Makoto Koizumi
Manufacturing (person) Kojin kiln
Manufacturing (country) Japan


"Shizuku" -shaped pen rest
Soft and organic shape that the ink water drops are solidified.

Saddle supporting role
Even if it does not roll, it is on the desk without the ink. It is indispensable for a pen and glass pen.

Facial expression Yutaka Hasami ware
While considering the appearance when the pen was placed, I chose four colors that enjoy the texture and color of the porcelain.