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Teacup S - “Meteor” by Yoshinori Izumi
Teacup S - “Meteor” by Yoshinori Izumi
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Endless Pursuit of Glaze
Yoshinori Izumi, who has a studio in the satoyama (foothills) of Keihoku, Kyoto, has been researching glazes for over 50 years.
Based on the knowledge gained at the Kyoto Municipal Institute of Industrial Technology, he has pursued unique kiln transformation expressions by meticulously verifying changes due to firing temperature, glaze composition, and the way the flame hits the piece.
Izumi's works are not merely dependent on chance; they are built upon data and experience accumulated over many years.
Even so, unpredictable changes occur inside the kiln, ensuring that no two pieces ever have the same appearance.

Beautiful Colors Created by Fire
Izumi's tenmoku and celadon works display complex color changes that emerge during firing.
The deep gradations created by the flowing glaze and the delicate kiln transformations resulting from the reaction of mineral components exhibit expressions much like natural phenomena.

Tableware for Everyday Life
While Izumi's vessels possess high artistic quality, they are created with an emphasis on being used in daily life.
Drawing on many years of experience crafting a wide range of vessels, including sake cups, teacups, and matcha bowls, meticulous attention is paid to features such as lip feel, ease of holding, and overall usability.
They possess a quiet presence, yet enhance the food and drinks served in them. These vessels allow you to enjoy the changing expressions of the glaze and the interplay of light with each use.
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Yoshinori Izumi
Box & Gift Wrapping
Box & Gift Wrapping
Gift box (paper)
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Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions & Weight
Rim diameter 99
Height 57 (mm)
130 grams
※Due to the handmade nature, there may be individual variations.
Ceramic Type & Care
Ceramic Type & Care
Ceramic Type: Pottery
Care Instructions
Do not use in microwave ovens
Dishwasher not allowed
Oven not recommended
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
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職人の地道な修練と研究により創られる一点物の京焼は、現代の名工においても存在すると確認できた。
京焼や名工の歴史を学んだ上で手にすれば、その感動は何倍にも膨れ上がる。
本オンラインショップは、店主らの企業努力による品質の理解が深まる写真や動画の掲載、店主による京焼の歴史を纏めた記事を読む事ができ、購入者はより商品価値を見出す事ができる。
京焼を扱う京都市内の多くの店舗で数多く購入して来た小生にとっても、オンラインショップのHP構成は感銘を受けるものであった。
さらに店主は、小生の要求に迅速かつ的確に対応し、梱包も厳重に早急に配送手続きをとってくれた。
おかげで取引の終止安心でき、ならびに商品を手にした小生の人生は豊かなものとなった。
この場をお借りし、御社に出会えた事を感謝申し上げる。
この度はご購入いただき、また大変丁寧なレビューをお寄せいただき、誠にありがとうございます。
商品写真や動画、梱包、発送まで細かな点をご評価いただき、大変嬉しく拝読いたしました。
これからも安心して京焼・清水焼をお選びいただけるお店を目指して、より一層努めてまいります。
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Comment from the Owner
This is a small teacup from the "Shooting Star" series, featuring beautiful blue and silver iridescence that appears during firing.
Its appearance changes depending on the angle of light and how it's viewed, allowing you to enjoy the flowing glaze patterns.
The unique kiln transformation of each piece is also appealing, making it a work that quietly enriches your tea time.