Japanese YUNOMI Chawan Tea Cup & Saucer KISETO Yellow Green Glaze Seto ware

Description

View Japanese YUNOMI Chawan Tea Cup & Saucer KISETO Yellow Green Glaze Seto ware with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Design:YUNOMI Teacup, KISETO Yellowish-Brown glaze,Traditional Craft. There are "Kannyu(Crackle glaze) throughout, and the more you use it, the more the taste will increase. The Rokubei Kiln is one of the representative kilns of Seto Akazu ware, which continues to be certified as a traditional craft. Duties & taxes prepaid ? nothing to pay on delivery. (US & EU) For orders to the United States and the EU, all import duties and taxes are prepaid by us (DDP) and included at checkout. Nothing will be collected when your parcel is delivered. —— —’t Seto Akazu ware(Seto Akazuyaki 瀬戸赤津焼):A Japanese YUNOMI tea cup  hand-formed at Rokubei(六兵衛) Kiln in Seto city, Aichi Prefecture Japan. The Rokubei Kiln is one of the representative kilns of Seto Akazu ware, which continues to be certified as a traditional craft. The item includes a teacup & a wooden saucer. ■Condition :Brand NEW ■ Description: Size Approx.:Diameter 3.1"(8cm), Height 2.4"(6cm), 200ml Design:YUNOMI Teacup, KISETO Yellowish-Brown glaze,Traditional Craft Material:Pottery(earthenware) Dish washer & Microwave:Not recommended Not compatible with ovens(direct flames) The item comes with a wooden saucer. Made of "Setoyaki瀬戸焼" earthenware and hand-formed at Rokubei(六兵衛) kiln in Seto-city(瀬戸市), Aichi prefecture, Japan. Each item is handcrafted using a potter's wheel in the same way as 400 years ago. Among Setoyaki, the ware made in the Akazu area is called "Akazuyaki", and the high quality ware made using traditional techniques has been branded and certified as a national traditional craft. The Rokubei kiln is one of the most representative kilns for Seto Akazuyaki, and is also known for producing the Matcha tea bowls used at the Japan Pavilion at Expo Milano, and as souvenirs for those involved in the Ise-Shima Summit. Kiseto(黄瀬戸) is a glaze that develops a yellowish-brown color due to the presence of a very small amount of iron, and its bright yet slightly astringent color gives it a unique elegance. There are "Kannyu(Crackle glaze) throughout, and the more you use it, the more the taste will increase. "Kannyu(Crackle glaze)":cracks in the glaze that occur during cooling after firing. Of course, it will be a decoration rather than a crack in the soil. If you use the patterns of the Kannyu that change as you use them on a daily basis with the mindset of "nurturing the scenery'', you will grow into something that you will become especially attached to. PLEASE see ALL photos, and message us, with ANY questions. ※Since  each item is handmade, the actual item may differ slightly from the photo. ■ Shipping: - Hundling Time: The item will be shipped within 10 business days after your payment is confirmed. * If you would like expedited shipping, please select expedited shipping in the shipping policy. *If you change the shipping address after the item has been shipped, additional shipping charges may apply. Please do not change the address after the item has been shipped. ■ International Buyers  - Please Note:Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up – Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Condition: New. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Teapots & Tea Sets. Brand: Seto ware.

Country of Origin

Japan

Brand

Seto ware

Production area

Seto city, Aichi Japan

Traditional Crafts

Yes

Handmade

Yes

Culture

Japanese

Name of Kiln

Rokubei