Designed around 1952, the "Matsumura Ironstone China N Series" was widely distributed on the heels of the postwar prosperity of the Good Design Movement, and became one of Sori Yanagi's early masterpieces.
It was already discontinued in the 1980s, but Nikko reissued it in 1990, changing the material to bone china, which has a transparent beauty. It is still loved today as tableware representing postwar Japan.
As with every order from Shokunin, everything arrived in excellent order. I am particularly enamoured with the Tsujiwa Kanaami Sesame Roaster, it toasts the seeds so perfectly and quickly. I never thought that I would ever need something like this but now I don’t think that I could live without it. The Nikko creamer is such high quality and matches the Nikko teapot beautifully. The cast iron pans and lacquerware are also excellent quality as always.
J.N. from Australia
I am very happy with the order. The Sori Yanagi Bone China Pot was in perfect condition.
Thank you very much.
P.F. from Hong Kong
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
Nikko
Sori Yanagi Bone China Pot
Size: About W216xH144xD150mm
Capacity: About 1100ml
Material: Fine Bone China
Available: Microwave (to warm up)/Dishwasher
Unavailable: Oven/Open Flame
Price: 20,000 JPY
Nikko
Sori Yanagi Bone China Creamer
Size: About W132xH83xD97mm
Capacity: About 380ml
Material: Fine Bone China
Available: Microwave (to warm up)/Dishwasher
Unavailable: Oven/Open Flame
Price: 6,500 JPY
Nikko
Founded in Kanazawa City in 1908 as Japan Ironstone Inc. through the efforts of the Maeda family, lords of the former Kaga Domain, and other influential figures of the time. The company has been making tableware for more than 110 years, and still insists on "Made in Japan," with integrated production at its own factory in Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Its quality and design are highly acclaimed, and it is used by top chefs around the world.
