Ihoshirogama (いほし窯) works in Japan's Mino region, where porcelain has been high-fired for roughly 400 years. The two pieces here are chopstick rests — a Jōmon-era dogū silhouette and a Daruma Monaka — hand-shaped and glazed white. TAGsthx keeps the vendor for people who like small ceramic things around a meal. Explore the collection.
Small Clay, Long Tradition
Ihoshirogama (いほし窯) works in Japan's Mino region, where porcelain has been high-fired for roughly 400 years. The two pieces here are chopstick rests — a Jōmon-era dogū silhouette and a Daruma Monaka — hand-shaped and glazed white. TAGsthx keeps the vendor for people who like small ceramic things around a meal. Explore the collection.
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