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Mug -Blue Glaze F by Yotaro Takemura

Mug -Blue Glaze F by Yotaro Takemura

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Handmade Kyoto Pottery Mug

From a Small Kiln in Kyoto

Dainichi Kiln, located near Kansyuji Temple in Kyoto, is a small family-run pottery workshop.

Father Shigeo Takemura and his son Yotaro create pieces that stay close to the Kiyomizu-ware tradition while blending naturally into modern life.

Each item is crafted with natural glazes and careful handwork, made one by one in their quiet mountain studio.

Traditional Japanese Pottery Mug

A Blue Glaze Inspired by Sky and Sea

The kiln’s signature Hekiyu (blue glaze) series captures the serene beauty of the sky and sea.

From turquoise to pale aqua and deep indigo, the flowing glaze creates a natural gradient unique to each mug.

Since every piece is handmade, variations in glaze and color ensure that no two are ever alike.

The appearance changes with light and angle, offering the charm of living, traditional Japanese ceramic artistry.

Handcrafted Kyoto Ceramic Mug

A Touch of Elegance for the Table

The Hekiyu glaze harmonizes beautifully with both Japanese and Western cuisine, making it versatile for any dining style.

Its calm transparency and depth highlight food and drink gently, turning everyday dining into a more refined experience.

Perfect for personal use or as a thoughtful gift, this handmade Kyoto pottery piece combines traditional craftsmanship with modern elegance.

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Owner’s Comment

A mug that is as beautiful to admire as it is practical to use.

Its rounded, charming silhouette and easy-to-hold handle make this handmade ceramic mug especially delightful for everyday use.

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About "GIFT Box"

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About GIFT Box

Potter

Dainichi Kiln: Yotaro Takemura

Dimensions

Edge diameter 85
Width (including handle) 125
Height 82 (mm)

※Due to the handmade nature, there may be individual variations.

Weight

210g

※Due to the handmade nature, there may be individual variations.

Usage Instructions

Do not use in microwave ovens
Dishwasher not allowed
Oven not recommended

Shipping fee

[Within Japan]
Free shipping

[Outside Japan]
Flat rate: ¥1,000JPY(about $7USD)
Free international shipping on purchases over ¥20,000JPY (or the equivalent amount in other currencies).

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