Glaze Beloved by Emperors
Cinnabar, cherished by Chinese emperors throughout history, has captivated many with its ruby red brilliance. Here, the serendipity of cinnabar shines like a ruby gemstone. The color red is considered a talisman against evil and has been used in numerous auspicious items. Among them, the most vibrant cinnabar is adorned with the title 'Yo Hen,' symbolizing its exceptional brilliance.

The Radiance of Pure Gold
The rim is lined with gold, symbolizing eternal auspiciousness. This technique, known as 'Kin Fukurin,' decorates the rim, enhancing the piece's grace with the radiant glow of gold. This unique design surrounds the ruby red vessel, creating an unparalleled and stunning presentation that rivals precious gemstones.

A Lifetime Companion for Your Libations
Crafted from the finest natural clay sourced from the Amakusa region in Kyushu, this Arita ware guinomi is fired at an ultra-high temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius. It offers a silky touch, high durability, excellent resistance to water absorption, and ease of cleaning. Unlike typical ceramics, it lacks an earthy scent, allowing you to savor the full aroma of your beverages. It excels in heat retention and cold preservation, making it suitable for both display and practical use.

One-of-a-Kind Artistry
Shin Uemon is renowned as a master of glazing techniques. His unique glaze kiln undergoes chemical reactions within the kiln, creating naturally occurring patterns. Each piece is a unique work of art, exclusive and one-of-a-kind.

For Celebratory Occasions
This piece is popular for celebrating milestones such as the 60th birthday (Kanreki celebration) or as a gift for those who appreciate the significance of the color red, which is the national color of China.