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[Kyoto,Japan] Kyo-ware / Kiyomizu-ware

Teacup -Sakura by Kakouzan-kiln

Teacup -Sakura by Kakouzan-kiln

$46.00 USD
$46.00 USD
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Elegant Pottery from Kyoto’s Historic Gojozaka District

Located in the Gojozaka area of Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, Kakouzan-kiln is nestled in a neighborhood famed for traditional Kiyomizu-ware pottery.

This kiln has carried on the legacy of handmade Japanese ceramic artistry for four generations.

Their works reflect a classical Kenzan-inspired aesthetic with a bright, graceful touch that captures the spirit of Kyoto’s traditional pottery.

Like Blossoms Blooming on Ceramics

Each flower is hand-painted with care using traditional Japanese pigments, creating a refined, dimensional effect.

The petals are shaded to appear as if they're gently blooming, adding natural charm and grace to your table.

With its soft ceramic texture and calm coloring, this handmade piece brings the subtle beauty of the seasons into everyday life.

A Modern Cup to Savor the Essence of Kyoto Pottery

Bring a sense of elegance to your everyday with a touch of handmade tradition.

Whether you’re enjoying tea, water, or spirits, this cup adds a refined presence to any moment.

 

Shop owner

Owner's Comment

With its clean, straight-sided shape, this cup offers a modern design that suits both Japanese and Western table settings.

Perfect for tea or water—and also an excellent choice for enjoying whiskey or shochu on the rocks.

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Potter

Manabu Wada from Kakouzan-kiln

Box & Gift Wrapping

Gift box (paper)

About gift boxes

*If you would like gift wrapping, please select the “Gift Wrapping” option on the product page.

Dimensions & Weight

Edge diameter 78
Height 82 (mm)

185g

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

Ceramic Type & Care

Ceramic Type: Pottery overglaze painting

Care Instructions

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

※Details about the types of ceramics can be found here.

Shipping Information

[Japan]

  • Free shipping
  • Ships within 1-4 days
  • Delivered by Yu-Pack (Japan Post)

[Outside Japan]

  • Flat rate shipping fee of 1,000 yen
  • Free shipping on purchases over 20,000 yen (or equivalent in other currencies)
  • Ships within 1-4 days

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Kyoto Pottery by Manabu Wada from Kakouzan-kiln

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