Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser
Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser

Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser

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Porcelain dispenser • Holds 180cc (6 oz) • Made in Japan • Handcrafted artisan design
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Sourced in Japan, from the makers

Direct from Japanese workshops and their authorised channels.

Made in Japan, this porcelain soy sauce dispenser combines a clean, hand-painted aka-hana motif with a well-balanced, drip-free spout for smooth, controlled pouring. Easy to use and reliable every day, it adds subtle charm to your table without fuss.

Why You’ll Love It

• Handmade from exquisite Arita porcelain.
• Ergonomic design for effortless pouring.
• Perfect for soy sauce or dressings.
• 180ml capacity for generous servings.
• A vibrant floral motif brightens any table.

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Product Description

Enhance your dining moments with the Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser, a beautiful blend of functionality and artistry designed for discerning tastes. This elegant dispenser transforms table settings with its unique craftsmanship and practical design, offering both aesthetic pleasure and daily utility.

Artisan Craftsmanship

Handcrafted in the Arita region of Japan, this soy sauce dispenser exemplifies the allure of Arita ware, known for its brilliant white surfaces and delightful hand-painted motifs. The smooth, rounded body in an amber-red lacquer tone echoes traditional urushi lacquerware, creating a striking visual appeal. The glossy white porcelain neck and mushroom-style lid, embellished with a charming floral design, ensure that each piece is unique. Expect color variations and slight size adjustments, traits that highlight the ceramic’s natural beauty.

Functionality Meets Design

With a capacity of approximately 200ml, the Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser is ideal for serving soy sauce, vinegar, or oil, making it a versatile companion for both casual meals and elegant gatherings. Its ergonomic shape provides a comfortable grip, while the non-porous porcelain ensures durability and effortless cleaning. Microwave and dishwasher-safe, this exquisite piece offers convenience without compromising on elegance. Each dispenser is packaged securely, ensuring it arrives at your doorstep in pristine condition.

Product Information
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Dimensions: Approx. 5.5 in (height) x 3.5 in (diameter) / 14 cm x 9 cm
  • Weight: Approx. 10 oz / 280 g
  • Capacity: 6 oz / 180 ml
  • Made in Japan
Care instructions

### Care Instructions for Aka Hana Porcelain Soy Sauce Dispenser

- **Wipe clean after each use**: Use a soft cloth or sponge to gently clean the surface.
- **Avoid harsh chemicals**: Clean with mild soap and warm water to maintain the integrity of the porcelain.
- **Dishwasher safe**: This porcelain dispenser can safely be cleaned in the dishwasher on a gentle cycle.
- **Do not microwave or oven-use**: This product is not suitable for microwave or oven heating.
- **Store carefully**: Keep in a dry place, ideally in its original packaging, to prevent scratches and preserve its beauty.
- **Embrace uniqueness**: Color variations and slight size differences are part of the charm of handcrafted Arita ware.

**Note**: This product may take up to 15 days to ship. Your patience supports traditional craftsmanship and ensures the longevity of this exquisite piece.

Note

Because each piece is handcrafted, no two dispensers are exactly alike. Expect subtle variations in color, pattern, and finish—your piece is truly one of a kind.

Questions About This Piece

What stands out about the Aka Hana design?
The red flower pattern adds a small pop of color without being loud. It feels traditional, but still easy to mix with everyday tableware.
Does it pour cleanly, or does it drip?
It’s designed for controlled pouring. When used at a normal angle, it pours smoothly and helps avoid drips on the table.
Is this only for soy sauce?
Not at all. Many people also use it for ponzu, vinegar, or light dressings—anything you want to serve neatly at the table.
It’s compact, easy to pick up, and comfortable to handle, making it practical for everyday meals rather than something you save for special occasions.
How does it feel in daily use?
Who is this dispenser best suited for?
It’s a good choice for anyone who enjoys small details on the table and prefers functional pieces that still carry a sense of Japanese design.
Arita, Saga Prefecture, birthplace of Japanese porcelain

Arita porcelain · Saga, Japan

Arita: the birthplace of Japanese porcelain

Arita is where Japanese porcelain first flourished in the early 1600s. Known for its fine white body, refined decoration and generations of specialist craftsmanship, Arita ware remains one of Japan’s most enduring ceramic traditions.

400+ years of porcelain tradition
Made in Saga Arita, Japan
Fine porcelain light, durable, refined
Arita · Saga Prefecture · Japan

Discover Arita

Learn more about Arita porcelain

What is Arita ware?

Arita ware is Japanese porcelain made in and around Arita, Saga Prefecture. The name covers a wide range of styles, from traditional blue-and-white designs to richly painted and contemporary pieces, united by the region's long porcelain-making tradition.

Why is Arita porcelain special?

Arita porcelain combines technical precision with a long tradition of decorative craftsmanship. Its fine, hard porcelain body allows for crisp forms and detailed decoration, while generations of specialist makers have developed distinctive glazing, painting and firing techniques.

Where is Arita ware made?

Arita ware is made in the town of Arita and the surrounding ceramic region of Saga Prefecture on Kyushu, in southern Japan. The area remains closely associated with porcelain production more than four centuries after the craft first developed there.

How is Arita porcelain different from other Japanese ceramics?

Arita ware is porcelain rather than stoneware or earthenware. Compared with many Japanese ceramic traditions, it tends to have a finer, lighter and more refined body, often with a bright white surface that provides an ideal base for detailed painted decoration.