Cuir Kinsai Kaku Coffee Bowl Plate - An Original Hataman Touen Creation

The Cuir Kinsai Kaku Coffee Bowl Plate represents a distinctive artistic expression by Hataman Touen.

Derived from the French word "Cuir," meaning "leather," this collection is defined by its textured and lustrous surface, artfully capturing the essence of leather's tactile qualities.

The inception of the Cuir series marked a pioneering endeavor to replicate the opulence associated with leather using porcelain, seeking fresh perspectives in pottery craftsmanship. This journey spanned five years of rigorous experimentation, ultimately culminating in a testament to Hataman Touen's commitment to innovation.

This Hataman Touen creation involves a meticulous process, including 5 to 7 firings, demanding both time and dedication to achieve its final form.

Incorporating the Seigaiha pattern, our aim was to harmoniously blend Japanese and Western aesthetics, resulting in a captivating fusion of styles.

Cuir

"Cuir," which translates to "leather" in French, embodies a decorative expression technique known for its textured and lustrous finish, reminiscent of the tactile qualities of leather. The creation of the Cuir series stemmed from an innovative endeavor to replicate the luxurious feel of leather using porcelain—a novel approach in pottery craftsmanship. After five years of rigorous testing and countless trials, this unique Hataman expression was born, requiring dedicated time and effort through 5 to 7 rounds of meticulous firing to achieve its final form.

Designed and Hand-painted by Hataman Touen

Made in Imari, Japan

• Material: Porcelain
• Cup 4"W x 3.3"D x 2.2"H
  Saucer 5.9"⌀ x 0.9"H

• When washing, please use a neutral detergent and a soft sponge or similar gentle cleaning tool for hand washing. Avoid vigorous scrubbing with abrasive cleaners or scrubbing brushes as it may result in surface scratches.

• Kindly refrain from using a dishwasher, as the detergents within may contain abrasives and bleaching agents that could lead to the removal of the overpainted color.
• Please do not use gold or silver products in the microwave oven. Additionally, avoid using all ceramic products in open flames or ovens.
• Porcelain is susceptible to damage from strong impacts or rapid temperature changes. Please discontinue the use of any damaged products, as they may pose a safety hazard.
• To remove stubborn stains such as tea stains and hot water scale, you can use kitchen bleach following the prescribed method. However, avoid using products with gold and silver decorations, as they may lead to discoloration. Additionally, it is advisable to use a protective mat or cloth on tables that are prone to damage.

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