Pottery Tools: 5 Types of Sitta (Bisque Firing)

Pottery Tool: Set of 5 Shitta (Bisque Fired)
1. For Guinomi (sake cups)
Mouth 35, Base 98, Height 114 (mm), Weight 384g
2. For Straight Teacups and Free Cups
Mouth 64, Base 113, Height 132 (mm), Weight 545g
3. For Small Bowls and Bean Dishes
Mouth 88, Base 112, Height 115 (mm), Weight 540g
(There is a new hole in the bottom of the base, but it should not be a problem as it is only on the surface.)
4. For Tea Bowls and Small Plates
Mouth 105, Base 118, Height 118 (mm), Weight 615g
5. For Tokkuri (sake bottles), Kyusu (teapots), etc.
Mouth 122, Base 122, Height 129 (mm), Weight 750g

How to Use:
1. Dip the mouth and base in muddy water and apply clay around the mouth.
2. Place the Shitta on the potter's wheel and secure it with clay.
3. Shave the mouth to create the core.
4. Wet the mouth with water, cover the piece, press firmly, and shave out the foot.
The hole in the side of the Shitta is for shaving the inside of the foot. Tapping it produces a pon pon sound, indicating the thickness.
These were newly created at the request of graduates from Hatori Pottery School.
We tested them on the potter's wheel, and there was no wobbling or other issues.