Pair mugs, with flower order crystals, blue and red on white Touan Kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: 　Porcelain

Dimensions: 8cm (diameter) x 9.5cm (height)

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

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box


This is a pair of blue and red mugs with a white background.
This is a popular mug with crystalline flowers vividly expressed on the fabric of the tea utensil. It fits comfortably in your hand and creates a relaxing time.

The slightly colored crystals give this vessel a neat and clean look.
It gives a very gentle impression by taking advantage of the beauty of the colors of porcelain.

A refreshing crystal glaze is combined. It is a bowl that will color your table with a variety of colors.

The inside is pale, so you can clearly see the colors inside.
It has a lightness that is surprising when you hold it in your hand.

It is a vessel that lets order you enjoy the nature of earth and fire and the changes of all things during your relaxing meal time.

The lack of crazing makes it difficult to be stained.
The combination of blue and red colors is perfect for a couple. It is a refreshing milk cup.
The crystalline glaze is well reflected in the soft form of the bowl.



Product No. 8888 Pair of flower crystal mugs, blue and red on white

The photo is an example.
Due to the handmade nature of this product, the appearance of the crystals may differ slightly from the one you receive.

The price is for a pair, one blue and one red.

Dimensions: 8cm (diameter) x 9.5cm (height)

The shape, color, and size of each piece will vary due to the handmade process.


Ceramic history: Soan Dobuchi, Soan Kiln

Soan Dobuchi is the third generation head of the family since its establishment.
The brilliantly colored glazes that characterize the works of Soan Kiln are the result of new glazes developed by his own research and development, which is an excellent technique that cannot be followed by others. In addition, the patterns, mainly of flowers and plants, are backed up by solid sketches and strike the viewer's heart with their rich expressiveness.
In recent years, he has also been involved in interior decorations that accurately meet the needs of the market and have received wide acclaim.

The first generation of Soan opened the kiln in 1923.
In 1979, the third generation succeeded to the kiln.

Born in Kyoto City in 1949.