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Aito Kyoto Kiyomizu Ware Tea Cup (In Wooden Box) Small Shoho Kiln Yellow Crosstoed Owl UHF841-02
Aito Kyoto Kiyomizu Ware Tea Cup (In Wooden Box) Small Shoho Kiln Yellow Crosstoed Owl UHF841-02
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Size: Approx. Diameter 7.5 x Height 7.5cm Weight: Approx. 110g Material: Porcelain Country of Manufacture: Japan
- Kiyomizu-yaki is one of Kyoto's most representative traditional crafts, and was originally used to refer to the pottery that was fired in the Kiyomizu-zaka area on the way to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. A good owl is drawn on it. -The name Kochi is said to come from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan on Kochi ships. -Featuring bright colors and detailed patterns, the clasp This is an elaborate pottery that uses a technique called ``Icchin'', in which a pattern is drawn by filling a tube with white mud and squeezing it out, and then coloring each line by hand.The rounded shape is also adorable. Teacup ●Since it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly ●Kiyomizu-yaki is one of Kyoto's representative traditional crafts, and was originally fired in kilns in the Kiyomizu-zaka area on the way to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The name Kochi originated from the term used to refer to pottery that was made in China.The bright yellow kochi has an auspicious owl painted on it. It is said to have originated from the fact that it was imported to Japan.It is characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.Using a technique called ``Icchin'', in which white clay is poured into a tube with a cap and squeezed out, the patterns are drawn one by one, using the lines as boundaries. An elaborate vessel that is colored by hand - The teacup has a lovely rounded shape - Since it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly from piece to piece
Manufacturer : Kyouyaki
Model number: UHF841-02
Package size: 14.8 x 10.6 x 10.2 cm
Material: Porcelain
Color: Yellow-toed owl
Other Features : Microwave safe
Packaging weight: 0.55 lbs
Battery usage: No
Brand name: Aito
Product weight: 110 grams
- Kiyomizu-yaki is one of Kyoto's most representative traditional crafts, and was originally used to refer to the pottery that was fired in the Kiyomizu-zaka area on the way to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. A good owl is drawn on it. -The name Kochi is said to come from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan on Kochi ships. -Featuring bright colors and detailed patterns, the clasp This is an elaborate pottery that uses a technique called ``Icchin'', in which a pattern is drawn by filling a tube with white mud and squeezing it out, and then coloring each line by hand.The rounded shape is also adorable. Teacup ●Since it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly ●Kiyomizu-yaki is one of Kyoto's representative traditional crafts, and was originally fired in kilns in the Kiyomizu-zaka area on the way to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The name Kochi originated from the term used to refer to pottery that was made in China.The bright yellow kochi has an auspicious owl painted on it. It is said to have originated from the fact that it was imported to Japan.It is characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.Using a technique called ``Icchin'', in which white clay is poured into a tube with a cap and squeezed out, the patterns are drawn one by one, using the lines as boundaries. An elaborate vessel that is colored by hand - The teacup has a lovely rounded shape - Since it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly from piece to piece
Manufacturer : Kyouyaki
Model number: UHF841-02
Package size: 14.8 x 10.6 x 10.2 cm
Material: Porcelain
Color: Yellow-toed owl
Other Features : Microwave safe
Packaging weight: 0.55 lbs
Battery usage: No
Brand name: Aito
Product weight: 110 grams
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