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MYSAUNA ORIGINAL
Ceramic Bathtub – Cold Plunge
Introducing MySauna’s Original Ceramic Bathtub Made with Shigaraki Ware, a traditional Japanese craft from Koka City, Shiga Prefecture.
Experience a premium bathing experience with thick ceramic construction that provides excellent heat and cold retention.
BATHTUB FEATURE
The greatest appeal of Shigaraki ware is its outstanding durability and long lasting quality.
Point 01
Exceptional Heat/Cold Retention
With a thick ceramic structure of 2-3 cm, the water or bath temperature remains highly stable and changes very slowly.
Point 02
Luxurious Design
Its one-of-a-kind texture elevates any space. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor sauna environments.
Point 03
Fully Handcrafted by Artisans
Each piece is carefully custom-made by skilled craftsmen.
Material Comparison: Cold Plunge / Bathtub by Material
Size & Pricing
Please contact us for detailed pricing in other countries.
[Round shape]
1 person, small
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Φ900mm D830mm H600mm
¥403,000(Incl tax)¥443,000
1 person large / 2 person small
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Φ1,200mm D830mm H600mm
¥575,000(Incl tax)¥632,500
2~3 person use
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Φ1,500mm D830mm H600mm
¥1,380,000(Incl tax)¥1,518,000
5~ person use
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Φ2,000mm D830mm H600mm
¥4,600,000(Incl tax)¥5,060,000
[Oval shape] -All are for 1-2 people-
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W1200mm D830mm H600mm
¥575,000(Incl tax)¥632,500
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W1300mm D830mm H600mm
¥690,000(Incl tax)¥759,000
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W1400mm D830mm H600mm
¥781,818(Incl tax)¥860,000
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W1500mm D830mm H600mm
¥862,500(Incl tax)¥947,750
Other details
- Water Spout
- Color Changes
- Size Changes
- Weight
- About the Water Inlet and Drain Outlet
Color Options
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niju namako
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namako
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ruri
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oribe
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chairo
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shiro
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kogekuro
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manganrasuta
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midori biidoro
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blue biidoro
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hiiro nisai
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hiiro sansai
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mizuiro
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ki irabo
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midori irabo
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iwahada aoshiro
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akaguro
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akayu
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akatetsu
14 colors available in total. Contact us for the full color chart.
History and Characteristics of Shigaraki Ware
Shigaraki Ware is a traditional Japanese craft originating in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture. Its history is said to date back approximately 700 years to the mid-Kamakura period, making it one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns. Some theories suggest that its origins can be traced even further back to roof tiles used in palaces during the Nara period. As one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, Shigaraki Ware developed during the Edo period through the production of tea caddies, household goods, and other items. Today, its traditional techniques and distinctive character continue to be carefully preserved, making it one of Japan’s most renowned ceramic traditions.
History of Shigaraki Ware
· Over 400 years of history dating back to the early Edo period
· One of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, known for its long-standing ceramic tradition
· Highly durable and traditionally used for a wide range of products, including tea ware, tableware, and architectural materials
Characteristics of Shigaraki Ware
· A thick ceramic structure, approximately 2 to 3 cm thick, which helps maintain a stable temperature
· High quality and excellent durability, with the strength to be used for products such as tableware
· A distinctive texture and natural color variations that create a sophisticated, luxurious appearance
· Suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation (Please confirm the access route and installation conditions in advance.)
Manufacturing Process
Hand Shaping by Skilled Artisans
7–10 min · lying down, cool air
Experienced craftsmen carefully shape each piece one by one.
Drying & Firing
7–10 min · lying down, cool air
The products are slowly fired at carefully controlled temperatures over time.
Finishing
7–10 min · lying down, cool air
The final finishing touches are carefully completed by skilled artisans.