Shino Sake Cup / Hideki Yanashita fukuju a reminiscent of the dry

a reminiscent of the dry landscape of a zen garden

The addition of "gosu"

Capacity: 30ml

as if molten material were poured from the flames and naturally solidified into its current form

Shino Sake Cup / Hideki Yanashita fukuju a reminiscent of the dryThis milky white sake cup is fired with Shino glaze that originated in 16th century Japan during the Momoyama period. It is often marked with orange or black spotting, a result of carbon trapping in the firing process, and is regarded as a prized trait that embodies the beauty of imperfection. This particular cup has a "kirijumonji kodai" (cross cut foot), a distinctive feature enhancing its sculptural appeal. For more story about Hideki Yanashita,