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Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23] Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23] Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23] Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23] Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]
Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]
Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]
Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]
Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]
Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]

山本雅則

Gratin dish (heat-resistant) [YM 23]

¥3,850

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A stylish soup bowl with subtle "shinogi" fluting on the handles

Masanori Yamamoto's "Grill Bowl (Heat Resistant)" is a beautiful vessel that fuses the tradition of Shigaraki ware with his unique modern design.

This heat-resistant bowl is oven-safe and features a subtle "shinogi" pattern accenting the handles.

Due to being handmade, there are individual differences in color and carving. The piece gains depth and luster with use, offering a unique texture that can be enjoyed for a long time.

Meals served in Masanori Yamamoto's stylish tableware are sure to make everyday life more cherished.

*As each item is handmade, there may be slight individual differences.
*The black spots on the pieces are naturally occurring iron content in the clay that has oxidized during firing. These are part of its character, so please compare each piece and appreciate the differences.

Product Size

Diameter Approx. 15cm (approx. 20.5cm including handles)
Height Approx. 6cm
Material Ceramic

Compatibility

Microwave ◯
Dishwasher ◯ (ensure dishes do not strike each other)
Oven ◯ (heat-resistant)

Artist Masanori Yamamoto - Tableware with Rhythmic and Dynamic "Shinogi" Patterns

Born in Shiga Prefecture in 1987, Masanori Yamamoto grew up in an environment steeped in pottery tradition. He graduated from the Kyoto Seika University, Faculty of Art, Department of Sculpture, Ceramics Course in 2009, where he thoroughly learned the fundamentals of pottery. Subsequently, in 2010, he completed the Small Item Pottery Wheel Course at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Ceramic Technology Institute, gaining practical experience while working for a ceramics manufacturer.

Furthermore, in 2015, he completed the Body and Glaze Course at the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park Ceramic Technology Institute. He acquired deep knowledge and skills in glazes and ceramic bodies, which have given his works even greater originality. Currently, in Shigaraki Town, Shiga Prefecture, he continues his ceramic work under the workshop name "Kozan-gama," inherited from his grandfather.

Characteristics of Masanori Yamamoto's Works

Masanori Yamamoto's works are characterized by "shinogi" patterns, meticulously carved by hand. The "shinogi" patterns are rhythmic and dynamic, giving the tableware a rich expression. There are three series: one with diagonal "shinogi" patterns, another called "Nawame" (rope pattern) which features vertical lines carved with fine diagonal carvings in the remaining areas, creating a warm, knitted rope-like texture, and the "Hana Shinogi" (flower shinogi) series, which appears as if flowers are blooming beautifully.

Masanori Yamamoto's Tableware: A Fusion of Shigaraki Ware Tradition and Unique Sensibility

Masanori Yamamoto’s tableware, crafted in the traditional kiln inherited from his grandfather, embodies the legacy of Shigaraki ware while showcasing his unique artistic sensibility. He produces a variety of items such as rim plates, soup cups, curry plates, yunomi (tea cups), and mugs. By coordinating a dining table with his "shinogi" patterned tableware, a vibrant impression can be created. Moreover, the pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe, combining practical utility for daily use with aesthetic beauty, and their designs, which enhance culinary presentation, are highly acclaimed. He values the subtle expressions and textures unique to handmade items and focuses on providing lightweight and easy-to-handle tableware.

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