[One More Thing]

There are some things that are so useful that I still want “one more thing.”

In my case, it is a “pot holder.” If I grab an iron kettle to boil plain hot water and bring it to the living room, I can't grab the iron pot in the kitchen, and if I carry a frying pan to the dining table, I have to fumble to get a gratin dish out of the oven next. In a kitchen full of cookware made of iron, aluminum, and enamel—materials that become too hot to touch—it goes without saying that pot holders are absolutely essential.

Tsuchiya Orimonosho's Pot Holder, a daily favorite, is made of linen and cotton woven cloth sewn together on three sides, and features a thick yet moderately soft texture. They are very convenient when you want to quickly grab an iron kettle or frying pan. The gentle, nature-inspired colors blend effortlessly into both the kitchen and the dining table.

This product has been discontinued and is only available while supplies last, so please consider purchasing it as soon as possible if you have “just one more” in mind. Of course, this is also a good choice for those who are considering this as a first piece.

Tsuchiya Orimonosho's Pot Holder
https://www.shokunin.com/en/tsuchiya/
Sanjo Showroom
https://www.shokunin.com/en/showroom/sanjo.html