Spring buying Breeze　Teacup Small size Hokusai Kiln Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Ceramic

Dimensions 　　Small: 7cm (diameter), 8cm (height), 100g (weight)
　　　


Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box



This is a small spring breeze teacup made by Kitaya Yamamoto, a Kiyomizu-yaki pottery kiln.

The picture shows several of them, but the price is for one item.

Cherry blossoms are painted on a fabric with a soft texture like Hagi ware with pebbles mixed in.
It is a wonderful spring vessel with soft colors.

By painting with both a brush and an itchin, a spring scene with depth is created.

The colors are different, and each bowl expresses a fantasy of the fields and mountains of spring.
All are thin and light when held in the hand. The warmth of the handmade is used to create finger marks, and the shape is spread out like a trumpet.

The color of each piece varies depending on the chemistry of the clay and the flame of the kiln. It is nice to see that even the inside is painted.

The size and the color of the flowers are changed so that it can be used by a couple.
The cherry blossoms laid out in a zigzag pattern of different colors are beautiful.

The Japanese people lived in a land blessed with such rich nature buying and felt the beauty of the wind, light, plants and trees on their skin!
The thin, light, hand-ground potter's wheel and elegant painting are typical of Kiyomizu-yaki ware. This teacup is elegantly decorated with gorgeous cherry blossoms.

Product No. 5219 Spring Wind Teacup Kitaya Small

This is a small teacup.

Dimensions: Diameter 7cm, Height 8cm, Weight 100g, Cosmetic box

The shape, color, and size of each piece will vary due to the handmade nature of the product. 　
The actual color of the item you receive may differ from the color shown on the product page.
The actual color of the item you receive may differ from the color shown on the product page due to lighting, computer and monitor settings.


Kitaya Yamamoto　
　　Kitaya Kiln　

　　Born in 1978 in Kyoto Prefecture.

　　Studied under Luc de Boeck for three years.
　　Opened the kiln in 2000.
　　Mainly produces pottery.
　　His pottery, which is elegant, delicate, and has a strong presence, has been well received.