Sake set Misima Karakusa　Yoshinobu kiln Kyo ware Kiyomizu ware Made in Japan shops Kyoto ceramic

shops Material: Ceramic

Dimensions　bottle Diameter 7.5cm, Height 11cm, 270cc, cup Diameter 6cm, Height 5cm,

Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box


Kiyomizu ware, Kawashima Yoshinobu Kiln, Mishima arabesque sake cup set.
The price is for a set of three pieces, a sake cup and two teacups.

The carefully applied sealed floral motifs and generously painted flowers and grasses are in harmony with each other to create this set of deeply flavored sake cups. The line carving of arabesques is also a highlight.

The gilded stripes are gorgeous.
The inka technique, in which a floral pattern is embedded in a curling pattern, was introduced from the Korean peninsula during the tea ceremony.

It has a rugged, handmade look that is hard to cool.
The unevenness of the feldspar glaze is also deeply satisfying and makes this a generous sake cup.

The inside has a white brush pattern. It has a sense of weight, which is rare for Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics.

The inside of the cup has a white brush pattern, which is rare in Kiyomizu-yaki.


Item no. 12695: Mishima Karakusa sake cup set, Kishin


Dimensions Diameter 7.5cm, Height 11cm, 270cc, Teacup Diameter 6cm, Height 5cm, Cosmetic box


Each piece is handmade, so the shape, color and size may vary.
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Pottery history: Kishin Kiln, Yoshinobu Kawashima

Studied underglaze blue and overglaze enamels for three years at Sakaguchi Sangaku Kiln and Koge Tanzan Kiln, respectively.
In 1984, he devoted himself to ceramics under his father-in-law, Kozo Kawashima, at the Uji Sumiyama Craft Village.
His works with a soft atmosphere that makes the best use of the clay taste are popular and friendly.

Born in Osaka in 1956.
Awarded the Excellence Prize at the Kyoto Best Design Exhibition in 1991.

Held many other solo exhibitions.