KOUSAI KILN HEMP LEAF HASAMI GUINOMI SAKE CUP
¥4,100

Kousai Kiln Hemp Leaf Hasami Guinomi Sake Cup

JPY ¥4,100

Only 9 pieces in stock!

This rustic and warm Guinomi sake cup has a red and blue hemp leaf pattern on a white glaze.

The rough texture of the clay makes it sturdy and comfortable to hold. The subtle texture created by "Yakishime", firing unglazed wares at high temperatures, which changes its appearance depending on the firing process, is impressive and gives different impressions depending on the angle of view.

The shape is handcrafted by potter's wheel so you can feel the natural charm of the stoneware.

It is ideal for enjoying sake in a relaxed atmosphere with family and friends.

Kousai Kiln is owned by Hirohiko Umeno, a potter engaged in stoneware making in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Prefecture. He trained at a Kiyomizu Ware kiln in Kyoto City and opened his own kiln in Mt. Nakao in 1991. He produces unique stoneware based on handmade and hand-painted techniques.

His works are stoneware using the "Yakishime" technique, firing unglazed pottery fired at a high temperature, in combination with Kiyomizu Ware's painting. The unique motifs of the paintings, such as depictions of plants like flowers and grapes, and animals like cats and rabbits, make it fun to choose from a wide variety of pieces.

PRODUCT DETAIL

  • Dimension: D7.5cm(3in) x H5.3cm(2.1in)
  • Capacity: 60ml(2oz)
  • Material: Stoneware 
  • Origin: Made in Japan - Hasami Ware
  • Brand: Kousai Kiln

Kousai Kiln

Kousai Kiln is owned by Mr. Hirohiko Umeno, a potter engaged in pottery making in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Prefecture. He trained at a Kiyomizu ware kiln in Kyoto City and opened his own kiln in Mt. Nakao in 1991. He produces unique pottery based on handmade and hand-painted techniques. Combining Shigaraki style "Yakishime(high-fired unglazed ceramics)" and traditional "Some-nishiki", his unique style is popular for its fusion of stoneware, which is relatively rare for Hasami ware, and the elegance of Kyo ware style. The unique motifs of the pottery, such as depictions of plants like flowers and grapes, and animals like cats and rabbits, make it fun to choose from a wide variety of pieces.

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About HASAMI ware

Hasami ware is a type of pottery produced in the vicinity of Hasami-cho, located in the north central part of Nagasaki Prefecture, with a history of over 400 years. One of the characteristics of Hasami ware is that there is no fixed technique, so it is possible to make pottery that fits the times. For this reason, Hasami ware comes in a variety of shapes, both large and small, and has a rich variety of designs. Because of the variety of expressions, Hasami ware is loved by people of all ages and genders.

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08/23/2024
Anonymous
United States
I recommend this product

Lovely piece of art

Have not used it for drinking. Just for decoration. It's a beautiful piece and so we'll crafted.

08/26/2024

MUSUBI KILN

Thank you for leaving a wonderful comment on the Guinomi Sake cup. How wonderful to know that you use the cup for decoration. It is a lovely cup. Please come back and visit us again!

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06/07/2024
Anonymous
United States United States
I recommend this product

Kousai Guinomi Sake Cup

Wonderfully balanced and crafted Guinomi cup. Perfect!

06/26/2024

MUSUBI KILN

Thank you for leaving such a wonderful comment. We are so grateful for your kind words. We look forward to seeing you again soon.

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03/23/2024
Anonymous
United States United States
I recommend this product

Quality and stylish presentation

Excellent, a soulful object. Their collection has a curated feel and I got a secure feeling dealing with them. I ordered again, to get a second cup for a pair.

MUSUBI KILN Kousai Kiln Hemp Leaf Hasami Guinomi Sake Cup Review
05/29/2024

MUSUBI KILN

"Soulful object" What a great explanation for our sake cup! Thank you so much and we do enjoy your beautiful picture also. Please come and visit us again!