A compact Minoyaki porcelain pourer featuring a distinctive Storm Glaze finish. With dimensions of 10.5cm x 9cm x 5.2cm, this versatile pourer is perfect for serving soy sauce, dressings, or small amounts of broth. Microwave and dishwasher safe.

The Storm Glaze Pourer is a fine example of Japanese ceramic craftsmanship. Made from Minoyaki porcelain, a type of ceramic produced in the Gifu Prefecture for over 1,300 years, this pourer is both functional and visually unique. Its distinctive storm glaze, featuring a combination of deep blue and contrasting whites, is created through a traditional firing process, where the glaze patterns form organically, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.

About the Storm Glaze Finish:
The storm glaze technique involves layering different glazes and controlling the kiln atmosphere to create a dynamic, cloud-like effect. This glaze pattern is reflective of the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi, which embraces the beauty in imperfection and transience. The swirling colors and subtle speckling capture the essence of a stormy sky, adding depth and visual interest to this compact piece. The result is a glaze that feels alive, with variations that highlight the unpredictable nature of ceramic artistry.

Material & Care:
This pourer is crafted from Minoyaki porcelain, known for its durability, refined texture, and ability to hold intricate glaze patterns. As a high-quality porcelain item, it is microwave and dishwasher safe, making it suitable for both home and restaurant use.

Product Specifications:

• • Dimensions: 10.5cm (Length) x 9cm (Width) x 5.2cm (Height)
  • Material: Minoyaki porcelain
  • Glaze Finish: Storm Glaze
  • Origin: Gifu Prefecture, Japan
  • Best For: Serving soy sauce, dressings, or small amounts of broth
  • Care Instructions: Microwave and dishwasher safe

This pourer’s design seamlessly blends tradition and modern utility, making it an ideal addition to any Japanese tableware collection, whether for professional settings or for home use. Each pourer is a reflection of centuries-old Japanese glazing techniques, embodying the natural beauty and craftsmanship of Minoyaki ceramics.