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Teacup - Silver Luster Kōchi Ikanjin “Grapes” by Shuho-do

Teacup - Silver Luster Kōchi Ikanjin “Grapes” by Shuho-do

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Ikkanjin-ware: Brightening up your dining table

The small figure peeking out from the rim of the dish is an "Ikkanjin."

The character "kan" (閑) signifies having peace of mind and enjoying tranquil moments. We hope that even in your busy daily life, you can take your time to enjoy meals and tea. That is the wish embedded in these pieces.

Each Ikkanjin is handmade, and this representative design by Yutaka Takeuchi grows on you the more you look at it.

 

The splendor created by Kyoto-ware traditional techniques

Yutaka Takeuchi's works are created by skillfully combining traditional Kyoto-ware techniques such as kochi, sometsuke, and itchin mori.

The vessels, decorated with raised lines forming patterns and vibrant colors, are both splendid and elegant. The meticulous finishing of the decorations in every detail reveals a master's skill.

Bringing joy to everyday life

While inheriting traditional techniques, the designs are somehow approachable and playful.

These are Yutaka Takeuchi's unique Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki pieces that brighten your mood every time you use them.

 

店主のイラスト

Comment from the shop owner

This is a silver-glazed kochi teacup with an adorable Ikkanjin peeking out from the rim.

It's a splendid piece lavishly decorated with silver glaze over the entire surface, featuring an elegantly drawn pattern of bountiful grapes. The vibrant colors of the kochi and the sparkle of the silver glaze harmonize, offering a sophisticated and tranquil beauty.

A work where the playful Ikkanjin and intricate painting delight the eye every time you pick it up. This teacup will enrich your relaxed tea time even more.

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Shuhodo

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Dimensions & Weight

140 grams

Rim diameter: 79 mm
Height: 84 mm

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

Ceramic Type & Care

Ceramic Type: Porcelain Kochi glaze

Care Instructions

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

Shipping Information

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

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