Shigaraki yaki ware Japanese pottery BEER Goblet Lager style Purple flame Japan

(Size)   : Approx. Width 8 x Depth 8 x Height 14.5 cm / 3.14 x 3.14 x 5.7 inch 

(Capacity) : Approx. 300ml

(Material) :  Pottery

(Origin) : Made in Japan / Shigaraki yaki 

(Condition) : Brand new

(Note) :

-Convection and bubbles-
The rounded shape of the bottom gives the beer poured a soft and moderate convection like wine. And the pottery itself produces fine bubbles, which has a great effect on the feel and flavor of beer.
In addition, the thick stem (leg) of the goblet is easy to hold and keeps the beer temperature for a long time as it keeps it away from warm hands and table. 
Goblet that everything is good for beer and beer lovers. The most attractive thing is the feel and texture that other materials do not have, and the atmosphere unique to pottery. We want you to enjoy your relaxing time.

What is Hechimon
The name is derived from the Shigaraki craftsman's word used to mean "a fancy thing".
Various shapes created by nature, and vessels with various expressions just like the individuality of each of us.
Rather than industrial products, it may be a feeling very close to agricultural products.
These vessels are made with a lot of playfulness and sincerity by experts who know the importance of [heterogeneity].

-Shigaraki ware-
Shigaraki ware is a pottery made in Shigaraki Town, Koka City, Shiga Prefecture. It is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan and is said to have a long history of more than 1200 years.
Shigaraki ware was designated as a traditional craft by the country in 1976.
It is a ceramic Shigaraki ware handed down untill today that is supported by a long history, culture and through traditional techniques.
One of the features, the surface of the vessel is rough and contains many fine stone grains. Along with the prosperity of the tea ceremony, it has been prized as a teaware.
Technology development corresponding to the demand was performed from the ease of processing, while leaving the unique “Wabi” and “Sabi” of Shigaraki ware, and pottery rooted in life has been made until today.