Deep Round Bowl Ink Black Large Teapot “Kimori-gaki” refers to an old

“Kimori-gaki” refers to an old Japanese custom of leaving one or two persimmons on the tree after harvest

crafted by joining wood pieces together from all sides while embracing the unique grain patterns

the creator’s hometown—designed to bring a sense of closeness to the region through everyday use

Creator: Traditional Craftsman / Keitaro Arakawa

and traditional  vermilion red

Deep Round Bowl Ink Black Large Teapot “Kimori-gaki” refers to an oldA depth like layered lacquer and a delicate transparency reminiscent of glass. Named after the Edo period word "giyaman," which referred to glass products. With its overwhelming presence, it can elevate any dish to a refined elegance akin to haute cuisine. It is highly practical, being both microwave and dishwasher safe. A world of sumi ink tones, born from the Japanese aesthetic of expressing beauty through light and shadow. The minimalist texture,