MYK KENZAN - Rei Pottery with Removable Φ60 Stainless Steel Kenzan

[MYK Series]

Yasuda Kawara are traditional tiles with a history dating back to the late Edo period. They are fired at over 1200 degrees using a “reduction firing method,” resulting in tiles with low water absorption that are hard, durable, and excellent in insulation and frost resistance—perfect for cold climates.  
Recently, we teamed up with Satoshi Umeno Desing, who is also the design director of the tableware brand "TSUKI," to launch a new interior brand, MYK, which makes the most of our unique technologies and materials.  
MYK stands for "My Kawara," and also represents the initials of Marumi Yasuda Kawara. MYK is manufactured in Agano City, Niigata Prefecture. This area is Japan’s northernmost tile production region, and due to the tiles’ excellent quality and functionality, they continue to be used mainly in the snowy northern regions of Japan.

The characteristic uneven surface of Yasuda tiles not only gives them a beautiful shine but also provides a comfortable grip and a sense of stability thanks to their unique weight. We hope MYK can be a brand that people feel attached to as "my tile," and we’ll continue to showcase the charm of our tiles.

SUMMARY

A large flower vase with a sword-shaped holder, made from Yasuda Kawara, combining a sense of weightiness with delicacy. 

The texture of the tiles and the look of the glaze add a touch of beauty to any space, making it a signature model of MYK.

Made in Japan.

FEATURES

・Comes with a black kenzan with removable stainless steel needles.

・ A one-of-a-kind look that’s both solid and delicate  
The texture of the tiles and the shine of the glaze give the space a classy presence.  

・Easy-to-use large vase with a kenzan (flower frog)  
It comes with a kenzan, so you can securely hold thicker branches or multiple flowers.  
It’s removable, making cleaning and changing the water super easy.

※Due to the nature of ceramics, please understand that there may be some slight color differences.

※ Since the glaze contains iron, it may discolor when it comes into contact with oil, but washing it will restore its original texture.

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