Blue red banded Pair Tea cups Ganka Kiln Made on sale in Japan Kyoto ceramic

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Blue red banded Pair Tea cups Ganka Kiln Made on sale in Japan Kyoto ceramic, Material: PorcelainTeacup Dimensions Blue Diameter 75cm Height 9cm Weight 160g Red: 7cm (diameter) 85cm.
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Product code: Blue red banded Pair Tea cups Ganka Kiln Made on sale in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Porcelain

Teacup Dimensions Blue Diameter 7.5cm Height 9cm Weight 160g
Red: 7cm (diameter), 8.5cm (height), 130g (weight)


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

Condition:new product(Brand new) with paper box



This is a pair of Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto ware) dyed red banded teacups by Iwaka Takagi.
The price is for a pair, one large and one small.

This is a series of simple designs using white porcelain. This series is made of white porcelain with a simple design, accentuated by the finely drawn cloisonne pattern and the scraped body.
It is also available as a gift in red and blue.

This is a Kiyomizu-yaki tea cup that makes a clear sound when something hits it.

The indigo and red painting of Gosu on the white ground is beautiful.

Since it is handmade and hand-drawn on sale, it has a taste when held by hand.

It is a couple teacup with beautiful vivid painting and the inside is white, so it does not interfere with the color of the tea.


Item No. 5539: Blue red banded couple teacups

This is a pair of large and small teacups.



Teacup Dimensions Blue Diameter 7.5cm Height 9cm Weight 160g
Red: 7cm (diameter), 8.5cm (height), 130g (weight)

The shape, color, and size of each teacup will vary due to its handmade nature.



Ceramic history: Iwaka Takagi

Studied under Iwaka's predecessor. In 2004, he took over as the fifth Iwaka.
Based on the tradition of the kiln for over 100 years, he is known for his tableware and tea utensils that maintain the ceramic styles of Ninsei and Kenzan.
He aims to create Kyo-yaki ware that emphasizes glamour, elegance, and functionality.

Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1957.
Awarded a prize at the 1993 Kyoto Pottery and Kiyomizu Pottery Exhibition
      Kinki Bureau of International Trade and Industry Award
1995 Kyoto Shimbun Award, Kyoyaki and Kiyomizu Pottery Exhibition
Certified as a traditional artisan in 1996

Member of Kyoto Traditional Potters Association

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