A milky white sake cup applied with straw-ash glaze over the throwing-marked body in folkcraft style!
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Monthly Archives: February 2024
Mino-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Gifu)
A unique sake cup applied with Japan lacquer in red (‘Negoro’) after in black (‘Akebono’) and decorated with ‘Sometsuke’ (or indigo blue painting)!
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Kasama-Yaki Porcelain’s Sake Cup (Ibaraki)
A sophisticated porcelain’s sake cup with impressive ‘Hotaru Te’ (or clear windows in firefly) decoration!
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Tajimabanko-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Fukushima)
A hand-formed reddish sake cups with a playful ‘Kappa’ (or Japanese imaginary creature) sitting on the bottom!
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Kasama-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Ibaraki)
A white sake cup with ‘Haku-Retsu Mon’ (or glaze break decoration) which is created by glaze shrinkage!
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Iga-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Mie)
An unglazed sake cup with ‘Yohen’ (or happy accidents) by natural glaze created during firing in the kiln!
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Echizen-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Fukui)
A thin and light sake cup formed with the certified local clay and applied with ‘Irabo’ (or greenish mottled) glaze!
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Shigaraki-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Shiga)
A warm-looking unglazed sake cup with the flavor of the clay and with the scorches created by firing carbonized!
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Taisha-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Ishikawa)
An upright sake cup decorated with a pattern of ‘Shinyo-de’ (or a natural leaf) which becomes glaze during firing!
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Seto-Yaki Pottery’s Sake Cup (Aichi)
A low profile ‘Kiseto’ (or Yellow Seto) sake cup decorated with incised lines and ‘Tanpan’ (or green marks)!
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