Shinemon Kiln Rurisuiteki Sake Set - Arita Ware
This tea bowl embodies the essence of craftsmanship and the elegance of glaze. The "Tenmoku" style features an open mouth and a shape that tapers towards a small raised base, with a characteristic slightly indented and stepped rim. This design is intended to help maintain the warmth of the tea inside. The gradient of white and indigo creates a crystalline connection that resembles precious gemstones, dazzlingly beautiful and captivating, making it easy to lose track of time.
Charming Colors
When brewing tea, these colors come to life, painting a scene filled with charm and grace. Welcoming important guests with this set of tea bowls is a delightful experience.
Finest Celadon
This is the celadon known as "Kizeto," characterized by its translucent and clear water-like color. Among celadon ceramics, Kizeto is considered the most refined and highly esteemed. The gentle blue hue imparts a sense of calm and reassurance and is known to promote relaxation and sleep. It will undoubtedly enhance the appreciation of the tea's color. The contrast between the drinking rim and the raised base appears even more pristine and elegant.
※There may be slight variations in size and other aspects as these products are handmade.
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Shin'emon (Kusuo Baba), also known as Shin'emon Baba, is a leading Japanese artist specializing in the yohen technique. "Yohen" refers to the phenomenon where chemical reactions during firing produce beautiful colors and crystalline patterns, and its natural beauty is often likened to the mysteries of the universe. In 2012, Shin'emon achieved the Special Selection Award in the Craft Arts category at the 44th Japan Fine Arts Exhibition (Nitten) and has received numerous awards in the field of ceramics.
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