B717 Outlet Small Bowl Cherry Blossom

Contains iron powder.
Ceramic [Diameter: 5.6cm] [Height: 4.4cm]
3000 yen → 2100 yen (excluding tax)

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Please read before purchasing
About Toya's B-grade products All of our products are manufactured and sold by Toya or Otowa (Otowa Kiln), and are strictly inspected by professional eyes. As a result, 5-6% of our products are defective (B-grade), and we sell them as bargain items once or twice a year, making them very popular for home use.

Therefore, please read the following and make sure you understand the terms and conditions before making a purchase.
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~About returning and exchanging B-grade products~
B-grade products are priced lower for the reasons mentioned above, so there may be some defects in the products that cannot be seen in the descriptions in the individual photos.
Therefore, we will only accept returns or exchanges for reasons on our part (damage during transportation, wrong item, etc.).
Unfortunately, we do not accept returns or exchanges for reasons of customer convenience.
We are also unable to provide gift wrapping or gift tags.
The item will be packaged simply (without a box) and safely wrapped in cushioning material.
Please be aware of this before placing your order.

-Inspection standards-
We would like to introduce some of the inspection standards that we use when inspecting products.
Pinhole
When bisque firing, air or organic matter (dust, etc.) remaining in the base may leave small holes after firing, and these small holes are called pinholes. Generally, they are considered to be good quality, but at our store, we classify any that have noticeable pinholes as B-grade.
When firing pottery, the iron originally contained in the clay oxidizes during firing in the kiln, and these black spots appear on the surface of the vessel, known as iron powder. Many potters and kilns allow iron powder to appear as a distinctive feature of their vessels, and these are generally treated as good quality products, but at our store we classify any that are noticeably marked as B-grade.
〇Color unevenness/glaze unevenness
The glaze is applied carefully by hand, one by one, so the application may not be uniform. These traces of glaze runoff and glaze pools have long been appreciated as part of the vessel's scenery, so they are generally treated as good quality items, but in our shop, any noticeable defects are classified as B-grade.
Molding distortion
Tableware is made on a potter's wheel, kneaded by hand, or shaped using molds. All of these methods are traditional and require manual shaping, so each finished piece is unique, with some not being perfectly round, and some having slightly different heights or sizes. A certain degree of variation is considered to be a good product, as it reflects the individuality of the piece, but if the individual differences are too great, it is classified as B-grade.