Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green] Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green]
Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green] Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green]
Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green] Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green]
Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green] Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green]
Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green] Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green]
Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green] Soy sauce dispenser Kingfisher [Green]
Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green]

Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green]

$45.00

Celebrate the artistry of traditional Japanese dining with the Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green], a whimsical yet refined piece handcrafted in the Arita ware style. Shaped like the beloved kingfisher—a symbol of harmony and good fortune—this porcelain dispenser brings character and cultural depth to your table.

The delicately painted feathers in turquoise and gold are matched with a smartly engineered anti-drip spout, offering clean, effortless pours every time. Made in Japan using centuries-old Arita porcelain techniques, this piece combines elegant craftsmanship with everyday practicality.

Whether used as a functional condiment holder or gifted as a symbol of well-wishes, this piece captures the spirit of Japanese hospitality in every drop.

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Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green]

Why You'll Love It

  • Hand-painted with exquisite Arita detail
  • Clean, drip-free pouring design
  • A characterful piece that elevates any table
  • A meaningful symbol of luck and harmony

Arita Ware Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser with Anti-Drip Design

Product Description

With its playful charm and timeless craftsmanship, the Kingfisher Soy Sauce Dispenser [Green] brings the poetic essence of Japanese design into your home. Crafted in the historic Arita ware tradition—one of Japan’s oldest and most revered porcelain styles—this piece embodies a legacy of fine detailing, vibrant glazes, and exceptional durability.

Shaped like a kingfisher perched mid-song, this dispenser blends function and art. Its hand-painted turquoise feathers, soft yellow highlights, and beak-like spout create a delightful character, while the smooth porcelain body provides a satisfying weight and balance in the hand. The cleverly designed spout delivers a clean, measured pour without dripping, honoring the Japanese ideal of grace in every motion.

The kingfisher, or kawasemi, is cherished in Japanese culture as a bringer of good luck, marital harmony, and fulfilled wishes—making this dispenser a meaningful gift for weddings, anniversaries, or thoughtful hosts. It’s a standout piece that adds personality and tradition to your dining table, bento tray, or sushi night.

Rooted in the techniques of Arita ware porcelain—originating over 400 years ago in Saga Prefecture—this dispenser reflects the Japanese belief that even the smallest item deserves attention and artistry. It's not only a useful kitchen accessory but also a conversation-starting heirloom piece meant to be admired and enjoyed daily.

Invite calm, beauty, and cultural storytelling into every meal with this rare, handcrafted dispenser—a joyful balance of utility and soul.

Product Information
  • Dimensions: W3.15" × H3.03" (80 × 77 mm approx.)
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Style: Arita Ware

Made in Saga Prefecture, Japan

Care instructions
  • Hand wash with care using a mild detergent
  • Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher use
  • Handle the beak-shaped spout gently to avoid damage
  • Ensure it is fully dry before refilling to preserve the porcelain
Note

Artisans individually handcraft each item. As a result, slight variations in color, pattern, and shape may occur compared to the product images. These subtle differences are a hallmark of authentic craftsmanship, contributing to the unique character of every piece.

The Signature Beauty of Arita Ware – Precision, Purity, and Painted Elegance

Arita Ware (有田焼) is celebrated for its refined porcelain body, flawless white surface, and intricate hand-painted designs. Early pieces featured indigo underglaze cobalt blue, while later innovations introduced vibrant overglaze enamels in red, green, and gold—creating richly layered, timeless motifs.

The porcelain is exceptionally thin yet durable, fired at high temperatures for a smooth, luminous finish. Traditional Arita pieces often showcase nature, landscapes, and geometric harmony, rooted in Japanese aesthetics with subtle Chinese and European influences.

From classical symmetry to bold contemporary forms, Arita ceramics are the epitome of technical mastery and artistic expression—designed to be admired, cherished, and used.

FAQs

All you need to know about Japanese Arita Ware.

What makes Arita Ware (有田焼) different from other Japanese ceramics?

Arita Ware is Japan’s first porcelain, known for its pure white clay body, high-temperature firing, and finely detailed painting. Unlike earthy stoneware like Bizen or Shigaraki, Arita porcelain is smooth, delicate, and often decorated with underglaze blue or overglaze polychrome enamels. It combines technical precision with elegant, often symmetrical designs.

Where is Arita Ware made?

Authentic Arita Ware is crafted in and around the town of Arita in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu. Nearby towns such as Imari and Ureshino also contribute to production. While some pieces are labeled "Imari Ware," the kiln origin remains Arita.

Is Arita Ware suitable for daily use or just for display?

Many Arita pieces are made for everyday use—teacups, plates, and sake sets—thanks to their durability and fine craftsmanship. Modern Arita artisans create tableware that blends beauty with functionality, making it perfect for both use and display.

Are Arita Ware pieces all hand-painted?

High-end and traditional Arita Ware is hand-painted by skilled artisans, often using brushes made from animal hair. However, some modern lines incorporate transfer printing to offer more accessible price points, while still maintaining artistic quality and local production.

How can I identify genuine Arita Ware?

Look for markings such as “有田焼” or stamps from well-known kilns in Arita. Genuine pieces typically come with a certificate or box identifying the studio. Purchase from trusted retailers such as My Japanese World who specialize in Japanese ceramics to ensure authenticity.