Pottery and some glazes have many tiny bumps and cracks, which can allow food oils and other substances to penetrate, causing discoloration, stains, odor migration, and even mold. Taking the time and effort to care for your ceramics will give them a more refined appearance.
Before use, "stop the clogging".
Pottery has numerous small holes in it. Do not use the potteries as they are, but soak them in boiling water and boil them. If the base is thoroughly moistened before drying, the surface will be coated with a water-absorbent coating, making it resistant to stains such as tea stains, spots, and odors.
It is said to be even more effective if a handful of rice is boiled together with the vessel. Also, it is recommended to cool sashimi in ice water before use to prevent fish odors from sticking to the vessel.
Handling of tableware
Do not use microwave ovens or ovens for products made of gold or silver.
Sparks may scatter and cause stains or damage to the surface. Not only products made of gold or silver, but also products made of gold or silver may crack when there is a sudden change in temperature, such as immediately after heating in a microwave oven and then placing in cold water, or microwaving china that has been cooled in a refrigerator, etc.
Please be careful with thin teacups and teacups, as their surfaces can easily heat up.
After use
Please wash as soon as possible after use. It is best to use a commercially available neutral detergent diluted in water.
It is important to wash it gently with a soft sponge or cloth. Please refrain from scrubbing it with cleanser or a nylon scrubber, as it may scratch the design of the bowl.
Although the dishes can be washed in a dishwasher, we recommend hand washing as much as possible because some of the designs on the dishes, such as those made of gold and silver, can easily peel off after prolonged use.
After washing, it is important to rinse well and dry thoroughly. Wiping water thoroughly with a dry cloth will prevent mold and odors from forming. It is best to wipe off the painted parts by pressing down without rubbing.
If a stain or dirt appears on a piece of pottery, please contact us.
The more you use ceramic, the more color will set in and the more the vessel will change its appearance.
Although it is not possible to completely prevent the color of food from staining, some stains can be removed with kitchen bleach. Please use according to the instructions.