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Sake cup-ぐい吞み others 5 cm 350ml (G2)

Sake cup-ぐい吞み others 5 cm 350ml (G2)The "Sake Cup" series by Ichiro Mori showcases a mastery of the traditional Bizen pottery technique known as "Hidasuki". Of note, this particular work exhibits a rare and highly prized burnt finish that deftly integrates the natural color of the clay with the time honored Bizen pottery tradition. This is achieved by deliberately preserving the earthen hues to the fullest extent, setting it apart from typical Hidasuki works. The resulting cups are a

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5 cm 350ml (G2)

This remarkable artwork is a testament to the artist's technical skill

hoping that the various ways of interpreting his works will inspire people to engage in lively discussion when using the pieces in their daily lives

The striking metallic red is called Kinsai (金彩) in Bizen Art

The uneven and unglazed surfaces of Bizen Art pieces contribute to their rustic charm

Sake cup-ぐい吞み others 5 cm 350ml (G2)The "Sake Cup" series by Ichiro Mori showcases a mastery of the traditional Bizen pottery technique known as "Hidasuki". Of note, this particular work exhibits a rare and highly prized burnt finish that deftly integrates the natural color of the clay with the time honored Bizen pottery tradition. This is achieved by deliberately preserving the earthen hues to the fullest extent, setting it apart from typical Hidasuki works. The resulting cups are a

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