Shinemon Kiln_Matcha Bowl “Kikkou Seiji Chawan” by the First Shinemon-Arita Ware 染錦地文割桜菊牡丹図The "Blue After Rain" Color, a Shade of Noble Blue The color of the sky after the rain, admired by ancient Chinese emperors, "Rain Clearing Sky Blue" (u ka ten sei). The technique of creating crackle patterns like turtle shells in Celadon porcelain, known as "Kikk Seiji" (Turtle Shell Celadon), was favored by shoguns like Ashikaga Yoshimasa and literati for its elegant blue hue. Purifying and Empowering the Heart, an Auspicious Celadon with a
with a Specially Inscribed Paulownia Box
and the guinomi weighs just 95 grams
showcasing Shin Uemon's remarkable skill in underglaze red technique
Red is considered a warding-off evil color and has been used in various auspicious items
Winner of the Nitten Tokusen AwardMaster Shinuemon
creating a splendid atmosphere alongside the rich aroma of sake
fired at an ultra-high temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius
Even the marks on the base are intricately carved
A Coffee Cup Crafted by a Master with Over 40 Years of Ceramic ExperienceFeatured in Leading Newspapers
A Gift That Reflects Tradition and Intangible Cultural HeritageThe elusive pottery believed to have disappeared around the Genroku era (1688-1704) has been resurrected in the modern age through two and a half centuries of trial and error by three generations of skilled craftsmen
Masterful Hand-Painting Brings Unmatched Beauty to the Vase’s Curves
allowing you to fully savor the fragrance of your tea
