Hand-Pinch Kohiki Small Dish Ø 12cm | Dessert Plate | Coffee Saucer | Sauce Dish | Pickle Dish | Small Plate

Each piece from Xin Zuo Tao is meticulously hand-pinched, allowing you to feel the genuine warmth of handmade craftsmanship. The works do not pursue overly ornate or dazzling glaze variations. Instead, they primarily utilize techniques like Kohiki, Sometsuke, and underglaze painting. Layered slips are used for coloring to convey emotion, embodying the gentle and unadorned essence of clay. The style is natural and simple, never pretentious. Product Specifications: ● Dimensions: Ø 12cm x H 2cm ● Material: Hand-Pinch Pottery / Clay + White Slip + Transparent Glaze + Glaze Colors / Fired at 1230°C ● Origin: Taiwan — Kindly Note — 1. All handmade pieces are unique, and only one of each exists. Slight variations in individual dimensions and glaze distribution compared to the website photos are possible. Please confirm before placing your order. 2. Handmade pottery uses natural mineral clay. The surface may appear slightly rough with occasional specks after firing. Glazing may result in hairline cracks (crazing), air bubbles, unevenness (glaze shrinkage), or staining, which are normal characteristics of handmade items and not defects. These do not affect usability. Please understand this before purchasing. 3. The glaze on the surface of handmade pottery has pores, and the clay itself is absorbent. To prevent the ceramic from absorbing odors or colors, it is recommended to boil new vessels in rice water before their first use. Allow them to cool naturally, then rinse clean before use. 4. Upon receiving your package, please open and inspect the condition of your item within 24 hours. If there is any damage, please reply to Xin Zuo Tao immediately to facilitate confirmation with the logistics provider and ensure your rights. — Care Instructions — ● Before the first use, please wash with a sponge and mild detergent. Avoid drastic temperature changes during use. ● Please refrain from using dishwashers, dryers, or microwaves, as sudden temperature fluctuations can alter glaze colors or cause cracking due to vibrations. ● For pottery like Kohiki, do not store them immediately after use. After cleaning, they must be placed in a well-ventilated area to dry thoroughly to prevent discoloration or odor.