Blue Sake Cup Set, Touan kiln Kyo order ware Kiyomizu ware Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Porcelain

Dimensions: sake bottle, diameter 8cm, height 12.5cm,
5.5cm in diameter and 5cm in height

Capacity: 280cc

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

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box


This is a set of asagi kotoji sake cups by Toan, a Kiyomizu ware kiln.

The contrast between the light blue color of the glaze and the stripes created by the sogi is beautiful.
The contrast is beautiful and atmospheric.

The lack of painting gives it a clean finish. It is suitable for any season and any place.

The fine ice-like crazing enhances the light blue color. It is perfect for cold sake.

Since the fabric is porcelain, it is baked hard and tight.

A gift for sake drinkers. It is also a perfect gift for Respect-for-Senior-Citizens Day, celebration of old age, congratulation for rice harvest, and retirement.

Item No. 9880 Blue Sake Cup Set touan

Dimensions: sake bottle, diameter 8cm, height 12.5cm, capacity 280cc
5.5cm in diameter and 5cm in height

The shape, color, and size of each piece will vary due to its handmade nature.

About the color of the container
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Ceramic history: Soan Dobuchi, Soan Kiln

Soan Dobuchi is the third generation head of the family since the establishment of the kiln.
The gorgeous colored glaze that characterizes the works of Soan Kiln is the result of new glazes developed by his own research and development, and 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.