Shonzui Sansui Hexagon Sake top cup Shouami kiln Kyo ware Kiyomizu ware Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Porcelain

Dimensions 6cm (diameter) × 6cm (height)


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

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　wooden box



This is a sake cup by Shouami, a Kiyomizu ware potter.

The shape of the cup is in the shape of a turtle shell, which is good for good luck. The "Fukurokuju" (Longevity and Happiness) painted in between the dyed patterns is also very festive, making it a stylish vessel for drinking and serving.

Indigo color tone. This drinking vessel is dyed using only gosu, which is typical of Kiyomizu ware.

The inside is decorated with patterns of begonia. This is a design that is promised to be used on the most expensive dyed works. The surface is hexagonally beveled to make it easier to hold.

Each piece is hand-painted by a craftsman. This is the ultimate sake cup.

This is a dignified sake cup made using various traditional techniques of Kyoyaki. It is a perfect gift for a collection.

Product No. 1250 Shouzui Sansui Hexagon Guchinomi

Dimensions 6cm (diameter) × 6cm (height)
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Ceramic History: Shoami Takano
Learned to work under Shoami I, who founded the company in 1930.
Became the second Shoami in 1993.
Produced mainly porcelain matcha green tea and sencha green tea utensils such as senzuke, shouzui, iki-e and kotoji.
Held a 50th anniversary exhibition with the first generation in 1980.
Obaku Pottery Master
Studio in Higashiyama, Kyoto
Born in Kyoto City top