瀨戶燒為日本六古窯之一。"瀨戶物" Setomono 成為指稱陶磁器的一般名詞, 可見瀨戶燒對日本陶器的重要性。
 
自愛知縣瀨戶市窯爐建成以來的30多年裡，田橋淳一直在使用瀨戶燒、織部、黃瀨戶和古瀨戶的傳統釉料製作具有獨特意義的陶瓷。 吸引眼球的深靂綠之美，帶點澀味的柔軟和溫柔的氣息。這款作品是瀨戶7大傳統釉藥中的織部釉
 
這款杯子作為冷酒/ 熱燗杯皆可。其陶土的質感帶出溫暖的感覺; 較為豐厚, 米的旨味濃醇的清酒是這杯子簡直是天作之合!

聽說看電腦每45分鐘要看看綠色的東西- 這個就剛剛好! 好像裡面加酒會效果會更好?
 
產品參數:
尺寸: 65*65*55 (mm)
杯型: 半筒形
材質: 陶器
產地: 日本瀨戶
 
Setoware is a type of Japanese pottery, stoneware, and ceramics produced in and around the city of Seto in Aichi Perfecture, Japan. It is one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. The Japanese term for Seto ware is "setomono", which is also used as a generic term for all pottery, you can see the importance of Setoware to the Japanese pottery culture.
 
Jun Tanahashi, who has started his kiln in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture for over 30 years, creates pottery using traditional glazes of Seto ware: Oribe, Ki-Seto, and Ko-Seto. While respecting tradition, he infuses his own unique sensibility into his ceramic work, providing daily enjoyment for everyone. The deep green beauty of Oribe, the subdued elegance of Ki-Seto, and the gentle atmosphere of Ko-Seto all come together harmoniously.

This is one of the oldest glaze in Seto-taki called "Oribe". 
 
This sakeware is good for serving both hot and cold sake; its touch of pottery and glaze conveys a warm feeling that are good for sake with nice umami flavor and medium bodied texture.
 
Product info:
Size: 65*65*55 (mm)
Style:  Han Tsutsu gata: Half cylinder shape
Material: Ceramics
Origin: Seto Japan