They are all white porcelain tableware, but does the color tone differ slightly across each series?
When browsing the white porcelain lineup, each product seems to have a slightly different tone of white, which may make you wonder about the difference.
HORIE TOUKI crafts the natural color of white porcelain by dividing it into a bluish tone, a warm ivory, and a flower tone with a hint of light pink according to the concept of each series.
The white porcelain you see on the dining table is not limited to a single white.
Generally, white porcelain ceramics may take on a cool bluish tinge or a warm off-white hue depending on the trace amounts of iron contained in the clay, the glaze applied to the surface, and the firing environment in the kiln.
HORIE TOUKI varies the base color tones of white porcelain to suit the mood of each tableware series[1]. From a bluish tone that gives a neat impression to an ivory that provides soft warmth, and even a flower tone where ivory and light pink harmonize together, each product line is crafted with a different color[2].

The detailed specifications regarding the clay composition and glaze combinations used for each white porcelain series have not yet been confirmed.
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Measurements
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 높이 | 16cm |
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 가로 | 7.5cm |
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