$100-$199

Brand: Komon
Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所
Made In: Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Length: 305mm
Total Width: 170mm
Total Height: 180mm
Internal Length: 250mm
Internal Width: 125mm
Internal Height: 100mm
Weight: 4064g

Comes with a Steel Grate, Charcoal Grate and Wooden Base.

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Brand: Komon
Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所
Made In: Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Diameter: 220mm
Total Height: 160mm
Internal Diameter: 170mm
Internal Height: 130mm
Grate Diameter: 245mm
Weight : 2.525g

Comes with a Stand, Ceramic Grate and Net Stopper

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Brand: Komon
Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo
Made In: Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Length: 394mm
Total Width: 221mm
Total Height: 184mm
Internal Length: 315mm
Internal Width: 155mm
Internal Height: 135mm
Weight: 6.8Kg

Comes with a Steel Grate, Two (2) Charcoal Grates and Tongs.

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Brand: Komon
Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所
Made In: Aichi - Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Length: 394mm
Total Width: 221mm
Total Height: 184mm
Internal Length: 315mm
Internal Width: 155mm
Internal Height: 135mm
Weight: 6.8Kg

Comes with a Steel Grate, Two (2) Charcoal Grates and Tongs.

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Brand: Komon

Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所

Made In: Japan

Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel

Color: Green

Total Diameter: 220mm

Total Height: 160mm

Internal Diameter: 170mm

Internal Height: 130mm

Grate Diameter: 245mm

Weight : 2.525g

Comes with a Stand, Ceramic Grate and Net Stopper

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Brand: Komon
Craftsman: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所
Made In: Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Diameter: 220mm
Total Height: 160mm
Internal Diameter: 170mm
Internal Height: 130mm
Grate Diameter: 245mm
Weight : 2.525g

Comes with a Stand, Ceramic Grate and Net Stopper

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Mikawayaki Konro is a type of Shichirin in Aichi prefecture. Shichirin and Konro have the same purpose and shape, only the name is different. Unlike Kiridashi Shichirin, Mikawayaki Konro uses diatomaceous earth that has been kneaded.

Maker: Kameshima Seitojo 亀島製陶所
Line: Mikawayaki Konro
Made In: Japan
Materials: Diatomaceous Earth, Steel
Total Length: 305mm
Total Width: 168mm
Total Width of Stand: 220mm
Total Height: 180mm
Internal Length: 250mm
Internal Width: 125mm
Internal Height: 135mm
Weight: 3.980g

Please Note: These pictures and measurements are examples. Individual products may differ slightly in appearance and measurements.

Brand: Komon
Maker: Masatoshi Ichino 
Material: Ceramic 
Made In: Tamba, Hyogo, Japan 
Pot Diameter: 9.5"
Inside Diameter:
Pot Height: 2.9" (w/o lid)
Weight: 1418g (3lbs, 2oz)

About the maker

Masatoshi Ichino is a third generation potter from Tamba, a city in the Hyogo prefecture of Japan. Utilizing clay only from Tamba and keeping with the unglazed tradition of Tamba-yaki, Ichino-san creates ceramics that highlight the natural texture of the local soil.

• Donabe pots are made for use on gas stove or BBQ grills (with high fire resistant clay)
• Wash by hand (do not put in the dishwasher) and dry well after washing
  
• Do not microwave
• Do not put in the oven
• Light colored pottery may discolor if oil or a dark sauce is left for a long time on it. To avoid discoloration, wash as soon as possible after use.
  
• When using your donabe for the first time, it is recommended that you soak the pot overnight with the water you used to rinse the rice. This will allow the rice particles that are left in the water to get into the gaps in the clay. This process will help prevent water leaking from the clay.

Wide Cup Height: 33mm

Wide Cup Diameter: 71mm

Wide Cup Ceramic Thickness: 3mm

Wide Cup Weight: 45g

Narrow Cup Height: 37mm

Narrow Cup Diameter: 63mm

Narrow Cup Ceramic Thickness: 3mm

Narrow Cup Weight: 46g

Carafe Height: 135mm

Carafe Diameter: 90mm

Carafe Ceramic Thickness: 3mm

Carafe Weight: 286g

From Komon:

Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara from Kyoto, blend many regional Japanese ceramic styles into their work. The Shinohara's both graduated from A Traditional art's school in Kyoto. Takashi Shinohara worked in Arita (Saga prefecture), Seto (Aichi prefecture) and Kyoto, his wife Megumi worked Hasami (Nagasaki prefecture), in 2016 Takashi and Megumi moved to Kyoto and started making their own ceramic products from the knowledge and experience they gained. 

The result of their work is a blend of may regional Japanese ceramic styles, with extensive training in Aritayaki, Setoyaki and Hasamiyaki ceramic styles. Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara produce their own unique glazes and clay textures based on their previous experiences.

From their creative use of traditional ceramic styles come unique pieces for daily use.

Brand: Komon

Makers: Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara

Finish: Kiseto

Material: Ceramic

Please note: These items are handmade, so may differ slightly from the pictures and measurements

From Komon:

Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara from Kyoto, blend many regional Japanese ceramic styles into their work. The Shinohara's both graduated from A Traditional art's school in Kyoto. Takashi Shinohara worked in Arita (Saga prefecture), Seto (Aichi prefecture) and Kyoto, his wife Megumi worked Hasami (Nagasaki prefecture), in 2016 Takashi and Megumi moved to Kyoto and started making their own ceramic products from the knowledge and experience they gained. 

The result of their work is a blend of may regional Japanese ceramic styles, with extensive training in Aritayaki, Setoyaki and Hasamiyaki ceramic styles. Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara produce their own unique glazes and clay textures based on their previous experiences.

From their creative use of traditional ceramic styles come unique pieces for daily use.

Brand: Komon

Makers: Mr. & Mrs. Shinohara

Finish: Kohiki

Material: Ceramic

Please note: These items are handmade, so may differ slightly from the pictures and measurements

Brand: Komon
Maker: Kazuhiro Wakatsuki
Material: Smoked Bamboo Wood
Total Length: 248mm
Weight: 13g

Includes Bamboo Stand & Kiri Wood Box.

Created by Kazuhiro Wakatsuki; Susudake craftsman in Izumo Shimane prefecture.

Susudake are smoked bamboo rafters from above the hearth of tradition Japanese thatched roof houses. You can feel the natural polished texture and story of those who lived in these houses for over few years.

Seji Okuda, makes contrasting black and white ceramic dishes in Shigaraki. Shigaraki is known as one of the famous cities for ceramics in Japan, and there are many pottery shops along the big road running through the heart of Shigaraki, with many ceramic artists living in the area. Okuda was born and raised in Shiga prefecture, and his father was a Shigaraki ceramic artist and teacher. From a young age Okuda watched his father work and was surrounded by ceramics each day.

Seji Okuda, makes contrasting black and white ceramic dishes in Shigaraki. Shigaraki is known as one of the famous cities for ceramics in Japan, and there are many pottery shops along the big road running through the heart of Shigaraki, with many ceramic artists living in the area. Okuda was born and raised in Shiga prefecture, and his father was a Shigaraki ceramic artist and teacher. From a young age Okuda watched his father work and was surrounded by ceramics each day.