Sake set Flower Crystal Blue Sumi Touan kiln Kyo ware cheapest Kiyomizu ware Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

cheapest This is an assortment of floral and crystal sake cups from the Kiyomizu ware kiln.

On a black background. Crystals of blue and black, reminiscent of snowflakes, are interspersed throughout these fascinating vessels.

One mouth with a long and slender mouth. A sake cup with a slender slender mouth. The shape of the sake cup is also attractive.

The black sake cup goes well with colorful dishes.
The elegant impression makes it the perfect vessel for entertaining.

The beautiful sake cups will make your dinner table come alive.

It makes an ideal gift for couples, for the elderly, Father's Day, or for men.


Item No. 11989 "Flower Crystal Shaped Vessels, Blue Sumi" ceramic

The price is for one sake cup and two sake cups.


The price is for a set of two sake cups.
sake cup 5 cm in diameter x 4 cm in height.

The view of the crystals in the photo is an example.
The size and number of the crystals are all different after each baking process. Please be aware that they may vary in size and number of crystals each time they are fired.
About the color of the vessel
Please note that colors may look different between the image and the actual product due to the influence of the lighting, computer, and monitor at the time of taking the picture.


History Tsuchibuchi Touan Touan Kiln

The present-day Toan is the third-generation head of the family since the establishment of the kiln.
The gorgeous colored glaze that characterizes the Toan ware is the result of a new glaze developed by the artist, and it is an excellent technique that cannot be replicated by others. In recent years, the artist has been able to meet the needs of the market and has become a master of the art of glazing.
In recent years, he has also produced a range of interior decorations and other items that accurately capture the needs of the market and have been widely acclaimed.

The first pottery was opened by the first artist, Toan, in 1924.
The third generation succeeded to the kiln in 1979.

Born in Kyoto City in 1949.