Japanese Kutani Sake Cup by Masayoshi Yamagishi – Handcrafted Guinomi, Contempor

USD 150.00

Condition: Pre-owned / Vintage – Excellent condition. Carefully stored.

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View Japanese Kutani Sake Cup by Masayoshi Yamagishi – Handcrafted Guinomi, Contempor with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This is ahandcrafted Japanese sake cup (Guinomi) byMasayoshi Yamagishi, a highly regarded Kutani ware ceramic artist from Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. Born inTerai (now Nomi City), the historic Kutani ware region, Yamagishi began his formal ceramic training at theIshikawa Prefectural Industrial Arts Research Institute. This is a handcrafted Japanese sake cup (Guinomi) by Masayoshi Yamagishi , a highly regarded Kutani ware ceramic artist from Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. Born in Terai (now Nomi City), the historic Kutani ware region , Yamagishi began his formal ceramic training at the Ishikawa Prefectural Industrial Arts Research Institute . He later studied under Tsuyoshi Yamakawa and Fujio Kitade , two influential figures in modern Japanese ceramics. Yamagishi has received numerous awards and has been repeatedly selected for major national exhibitions, including: The Sōzō Art Exhibition , where he received the Nouvelle Prize The Traditional Kutani Ware Craft Exhibition The Japan New Craft Exhibition The Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) He is an active member of the Japan New Craft Artists Federation (Ishikawa Chapter) , and his works are recognized for blending traditional Kutani techniques with a refined contemporary sensibility. This sake cup exemplifies that balance — elegant form, subtle yet expressive decoration, and the quiet sophistication prized in Japanese tea and sake culture. An excellent piece for collectors of Japanese ceramics , Kutani ware , or those seeking an authentic artisan-made sake vessel. Details Artist: Masayoshi Yamagishi Origin: Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan Type: Sake cup (Guinomi) Technique: Handcrafted Kutani ware Condition: Excellent condition, no chips or cracks Includes: Original wooden storage box (tomobako) Condition: Pre-owned / Vintage – Excellent condition. Carefully stored.. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Glasses & Cups.

Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery
Color: Gold
Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
Region of Origin: Japan
Age: Post-1940
Country of Origin: Japan