愛媛県·特産品
Tobe ware
The indigo paintings stand out beautifully against the pure white porcelain—Tobe ware is a traditional porcelain from Tobe Town with a history spanning about 240 years. It is characterized by its thick, rustic shapes and a durability that feels comfortable in the hand. Tobe ware is said to have been founded during the An'ei era of the Edo period (around 1777) by utilizing local pottery stone. In 1976, it was designated as a national traditional craft. The 'Arabesque pattern' created by potter Shoji Kudo is widely loved as a symbol of Tobe ware, and its unadorned, simple beauty is deeply cherished. These are durable, warm vessels that can be used casually at the daily dining table. Serving food on Tobe ware makes even an ordinary meal feel a little more special.
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