Matcha bowl Cherry Blossom in Gold Tea Bowl  kougiku kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic store Tea bowl

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Matcha bowl Cherry Blossom in Gold Tea Bowl  kougiku kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic store Tea bowl, Material: Ceramic Dimensions: Diameter 115cm Height 75cm Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan.
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Product code: Matcha bowl Cherry Blossom in Gold Tea Bowl  kougiku kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic store Tea bowl

Material: Ceramic

Dimensions: Diameter 11.5cm, Height 7.5cm,

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

Condition:new product(Brand new) with paper box



This is a Kiyomizuyaki ware tea ceremony utensil kiln, KAGIKU's cherry blossom matcha bowl with gilded cherry blossoms.

Cherry blossoms are drawn on the elegantly colored Gohonte fabric.
It is a gorgeous matcha bowl with gilding.

The cherry blossoms are soft and gentle. The delicate and fragile cherry blossoms of Kyoto are expressed by using light colors.

The edge of the teacup. Pale Gohonte is beautiful.

The potter's mark of the incense chrysanthemum is on the side of the base (the back side of the bowl).

A thin ceramic matcha cup with fine colored cherry blossoms, which is a product of Nonomura Ninsei, the founder of Kyoto ware.

Product No. 6452 Matcha Bowl, Cherry Blossom in Gold, Kachiku


Dimensions: store Diameter 11.5cm, Height 7.5cm, Weight 250g, Cosmetic box
The shape, color, and size of each bowl will vary due to its handmade nature.
About the color of the bowl
Please be aware that the color of the product may differ from the actual product due to lighting, computer and monitor settings. Please be forewarned.

Ceramic History: Yamaoka Kagiku / Kagiku Kiln

Established the KAGIKU Kiln in 1975. He mainly works with tea ware, maintaining the tradition of Kyoto ware as represented by Ninsei and Kenzan.
He is known for his profound style that maintains the tradition of Kyoto ware as represented by Ninsei and Kenzan.
He aims to create an elegant world of pottery from his unique perspective.

Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1951.

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