This soy sauce dispenser was designed by Masahiro Mori and has been in production for many years since its manufacturing began in 1958. It received the Good Design Award in 1961 and the Long Life Design Award in 1977. Its features include stability, ease of handling, and a well-designed spout that prevents dripping. You can adjust the amount of soy sauce dispensed by opening and closing the hole in the lid with your finger. Hakusan Toki A ceramic manufacturer founded in 1779 in Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture. The basic principle of their craftsmanship is "things that are easy to use and fit into people's lives." For over 200 years, they have been imagining the daily lives of Japanese people and pursuing designs that are neither flashy nor ordinary, and that never get old. They have received over 100 Good Design Awards and Long Life Design Awards. The shapes that this long-established manufacturer, which has been making Japanese tableware for many years, has arrived at, have a comfortable usability that fits perfectly into Japanese life. Product Information Size: Width 75mm, Depth 60mm, Height 75mm Material: Porcelain