This ceramic utensil stand series is from Mukaiyama Kiln, the largest kiln in the Kasama ware production area. Chano refers to the sweets eaten with tea. The rounded form and deep color of the Rokugusoku Chanoko are reminiscent of simple Japanese sweets. The "Tobikanna" pattern applied to the entire piece is a traditional technique in which a spatula-shaped tool called a "kanna" is pressed against the rotating vessel on a potter's wheel, and this unique pattern adds a richness to the Chanoko. [Material] Ceramic (Kasama ware) [Origin] Japan