CoroCoro - Guinomi -緋襷 cup used generously to create its

used generously to create its unique surface

blue and black evokes an image of earth meeting sky meeting space

This piece is a rare type of Bizen ware called "Ao Bizen（青備前）" which has a slightly bluish-green tint

True to its name

Ishime (石目) means the texture of pebbles in Japanese

CoroCoro - Guinomi -緋襷 cup used generously to create itsToshiaki's "CoroCoro" Sake cup series. "CoroCoro" is a Japanese expression that describes something swaying back and forth. Just as the name suggests, this piece is designed to be placed on a table and sways gently when nudged (but don't worry, it's designed not to tip over). This piece uses the traditional Bizen technique called HIDASUKI, which involves intentionally pasting straw onto the piece during firing to create reddish lines due to a chemical