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Kyoto ware Kiyomizu ware teacup (in wooden box) Small Shoho kiln Interdigital oshidori USK843-02
Kyoto ware Kiyomizu ware teacup (in wooden box) Small Shoho kiln Interdigital oshidori USK843-02
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Size: Approx. diameter 6.5 x height 8cm Weight: Approx. 170g Material: Porcelain Country of origin: Japan
●Kiyomizu ware is one of Kyoto's most representative traditional crafts, and was originally used to refer to the pottery that was fired in the Kiyomizuzaka area towards Kiyomizu-dera Temple. A teacup with a gentle image of a friendly oshidori. ●It is a great wedding souvenir or longevity celebration. ●The name kochi comes from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan on kochi ships. It is said to be characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.Using a technique called ``Icchin'', in which white mud is poured into a tube with a cap and squeezed out to draw the pattern, each line is then colored by hand. -Elaborate vessels ●Because they are 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 located in the Kiyomizu-zaka area leading to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The word originated from the term referring to the pottery that was fired in the pottery of ``Kochi'', which has a gentle impression with its pale pink shins and the image of a friendly oshidori. The name ) is said to come from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan by cross-legged ships.It is characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.It is made by pouring white mud into a tube with a mouthpiece and squeezing it out. An elaborate pottery that uses a technique called "Icchin", in which the pattern is drawn by hand, and is colored by hand one by one along the lines.As it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly from piece to piece.
Color: Kyouyaki
Material: Porcelain
Product weight: 170 grams
Microwave safe: No
Diameter: 8 cm
Packing weight: 0.63 lbs
●Kiyomizu ware is one of Kyoto's most representative traditional crafts, and was originally used to refer to the pottery that was fired in the Kiyomizuzaka area towards Kiyomizu-dera Temple. A teacup with a gentle image of a friendly oshidori. ●It is a great wedding souvenir or longevity celebration. ●The name kochi comes from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan on kochi ships. It is said to be characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.Using a technique called ``Icchin'', in which white mud is poured into a tube with a cap and squeezed out to draw the pattern, each line is then colored by hand. -Elaborate vessels ●Because they are 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 located in the Kiyomizu-zaka area leading to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The word originated from the term referring to the pottery that was fired in the pottery of ``Kochi'', which has a gentle impression with its pale pink shins and the image of a friendly oshidori. The name ) is said to come from the fact that colored glazed ceramics made in southern China were brought to Japan by cross-legged ships.It is characterized by its bright colors and detailed patterns.It is made by pouring white mud into a tube with a mouthpiece and squeezing it out. An elaborate pottery that uses a technique called "Icchin", in which the pattern is drawn by hand, and is colored by hand one by one along the lines.As it is handmade and hand-painted, the shape, color, and pattern may vary slightly from piece to piece.
Color: Kyouyaki
Material: Porcelain
Product weight: 170 grams
Microwave safe: No
Diameter: 8 cm
Packing weight: 0.63 lbs
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