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MINO-YAKI PEBBLE HASHIOKI

MINO-YAKI PEBBLE HASHIOKI

The Mino-yaki Pebble Hashioki (chopstick rest) has the speckled, sandy texture of a river-worn stone. Its earthy brown hue is accented with a hint of translucency that reveals paler clay beneath — tones that will match any Japanese table setting. We think its rounded organic form is like that of a tiny, minimalist objet d'art.

For other cutlery rests and hashioki, take a look at our Hashioki collection, or visit our Mino-Yaki collection to see other stunning Japanese ceramic ware.

Mino-yaki, believed to be the oldest form of artistic pottery produced in Japan, dates back to the Nara Period 710-794. Produced in the old Mino Province, in present-day Gifu Prefecture, it became popular for traditional tea ceremony vessels. Today, the styles of Mino-yaki are as varied as they are beautiful — from the warm rustic glazes of hand-thrown traditional Kiso Seto, Black Seto, Shino and Oribe ware to the soft pastels of modern tableware.

Porcelain
Please note, these are hand-glazed, so items may differ slightly from the image.
Length 4.5cm x Height 1cm
Microwave and dishwasher safe
Made in Japan 
NB. Chopsticks not included

$3.34

Original: $9.53

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MINO-YAKI PEBBLE HASHIOKI

$9.53

$3.34

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The Mino-yaki Pebble Hashioki (chopstick rest) has the speckled, sandy texture of a river-worn stone. Its earthy brown hue is accented with a hint of translucency that reveals paler clay beneath — tones that will match any Japanese table setting. We think its rounded organic form is like that of a tiny, minimalist objet d'art.

For other cutlery rests and hashioki, take a look at our Hashioki collection, or visit our Mino-Yaki collection to see other stunning Japanese ceramic ware.

Mino-yaki, believed to be the oldest form of artistic pottery produced in Japan, dates back to the Nara Period 710-794. Produced in the old Mino Province, in present-day Gifu Prefecture, it became popular for traditional tea ceremony vessels. Today, the styles of Mino-yaki are as varied as they are beautiful — from the warm rustic glazes of hand-thrown traditional Kiso Seto, Black Seto, Shino and Oribe ware to the soft pastels of modern tableware.

Porcelain
Please note, these are hand-glazed, so items may differ slightly from the image.
Length 4.5cm x Height 1cm
Microwave and dishwasher safe
Made in Japan 
NB. Chopsticks not included