Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser
Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser, view 2
Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser
Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser, view 2
Made in Japan Porcelain

Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser

$102.35

Style: Yoshidaya Flower & Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser$102.35

Rooted in the Yoshidaya tradition, this soy sauce dispenser celebrates the harmony of flowers and birds through rich, expressive decoration. The detailed motifs bring life and warmth to the table, reflecting the artistry of classic Japanese ceramics. Carefully shaped for smooth, controlled pouring, it balances beauty with everyday practicality. Both functional vessel and decorative piece, it transforms a simple seasoning into a moment of appreciation for craftsmanship and seasonal elegance.

Like all our pieces, it reflects the wabi-sabi philosophy: finding beauty in natural asymmetry, texture and the marks of a handmade process.

Learn more about the techniques and traditions behind Japanese ceramics.
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  • 30-day returnsUnused, in original packaging

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Specifications

Dimensions
6.5cm diameter

Weight
0.14kg

Material
Porcelain

Height
11.0cm

Tradition
Product maintenance
Microwave safe Dishwasher safe

The details

About this piece

A small pourer keeps soy sauce on the table in its own beautiful vessel, and lets each person add just what they need.

The material

Porcelain is fired at a very high temperature until the clay turns dense, hard and smooth. It is thin for its strength, takes bright colour and fine painting well, and rings clearly when tapped.

Its character

Glazes and decoration vary slightly from piece to piece, so yours may differ a little from the photograph. That is part of how ceramics are made.

Material
Porcelain
Size
6.5cm diameter
Height
11.0 cm
Weight
About 140 g
Made in
Japan

How pieces like this are made

Shaping a ceramic piece in a Japanese kiln workshop
Shaping
Drawing the line on a plate by hand
The line
Pieces on kiln shelves before firing
The fire

See how our pieces are madePhotographs from a Mino kiln in GifuPhoto credit: our supplier in Tokyo

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A potter shaping clay on the wheel

Our story

The fire of stone

Ishi no KA means “the fire of stone”: the place where raw earth meets heat and becomes something lasting.

We choose each piece in Tokyo, working with kilns and workshops across Japan, and we keep their small natural variations, because imperfection is the mark of a human hand.

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Guides from our journal

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