平井睦美Mutsumi Hirai 15cm plate tenn yellow gift Saucer: Approximately 18 x 12

Saucer: Approximately 18 x 12

Pinholes: Small depressions or tiny holes that appear on the glazed surface as a result of organic matter or trapped air remaining in the unglazed clay after the initial firing

Cast iron has always been a favorite for cooking due to its ability to heat evenly and the pans gently curved shape makes folding and plating an omelette super easy

and can be used with both direct heat and induction heating

Rattan round tray(L)

平井睦美Mutsumi Hirai 15cm plate tenn yellow gift Saucer: Approximately 18 x 12size approximately: 15 x 15 cm Mutsumi Hirai Mutsumi Hirai studied glass in the university for 4 years in Japan. After the graduation, she went to Seattle to take a short term glass study program. Upon returning to Japan, she worked in a glass workshop for 5 years then established her own workshop. Since then, she have been based in Okayama and holding solo exhibitions both domestically and internationally. She create glassware by blowing glass