HIBIKI GLAZED TEA BOWL | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES その他 The plum blossoms are accented

The plum blossoms are accented in the Kuresu color using red and mica silver

The stainless steel vacuum-insulated double-layer construction provides excellent cold and heat retention

the number of houses where onigawara can be displayed on the roof is decreasing

and has been producing and exhibiting various works at group exhibitions for about 15 years

Manufacturer HOKUYO GLASS Country of origin Aomori Prefecture

HIBIKI GLAZED TEA BOWL | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES その他 The plum blossoms are accentedShigeo Takemura The striped pattern created by the glaze sprayed on the inside and outside gives the bowl a modern impression. We make our own natural ash glaze by turning sunflowers that we have grown into ash and mixing them with other ash such as that from grapes, sunflowers, and figs. Nowadays, there are few potters who make their own glaze from ash making, but we are particular about it because it has an important effect on color development. We