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

Sake Cup -Meteor "流星" 4K by Yoshinori Izumi

Sake Cup -Meteor "流星" 4K by Yoshinori Izumi

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Handmade Kyoto pottery sake cup

Endless Exploration of Glazes

In his peaceful countryside studio in northern Kyoto, Mr. Izumi has pursued the study of ceramic glazes for more than fifty years. Small changes in firing temperature or glaze composition create infinite expressions—no two handmade pieces are ever alike. Each sake cup reflects his lifelong curiosity, expertise, and the enduring artistry of traditional Japanese pottery.

Traditional Japanese ceramic glaze detail

Colors Inspired by Nature

His pottery reflects the calming hues of Japan’s landscapes. The gentle gradations created by glaze and fire convey a sense of serenity, making each moment of use more special. Every handmade cup carries a unique character, offering new discoveries with every pour.

Handmade Kyoto pottery cup with glaze

Pottery That Enriches Everyday Life

Made with carefully selected clay and original glazes, these handmade ceramics balance modern methods with Kyoto’s traditional craftsmanship. Ideal for serving sake, whiskey, or small tastings, they bring refinement and warmth to the table. Naturally blending into daily life while maintaining a quiet presence, each piece enriches both ordinary days and special occasions.

Traditional handmade Japanese pottery gift cup

A Special Gift

Each sake cup is presented in a wooden box signed by the artist, making it a thoughtful and lasting gift. With every piece being one-of-a-kind, it becomes a keepsake to be cherished for years. Share the timeless beauty of handmade Kyoto pottery as a meaningful gift that connects Japanese tradition with modern living.

Owner illustration

Owner's Comment

Each Tenmoku sake cup reveals a completely unique glaze pattern, letting you experience the charm of handmade Japanese ceramics in everyday life.

Because the glaze is preserved in its natural form, its vivid colors will not fade or deteriorate over time.

Delivered in a wooden box signed by the artist, each piece is a thoughtful and lasting gift for someone special.

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About "GIFT Box"

Handwritten by the artist in a wooden box 

About GIFT Box

Potter

Izumi Yoshinori

Dimensions

Edge diameter 92
Height 35 (mm)

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

Weight

80 grams

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

Usage Instructions

Microwave safe
Dishwasher safe
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).

International Shipping Notice

For international shipments from Japan, Consumption tax in Japan is exempt, but customs duties may apply depending on the destination country.

Please note that any customs duties and import taxes are the customer's responsibility.

You will need to pay these fees based on your country's tax rates when receiving your package.

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We ship Kyoto pottery worldwide — international shipping is a flat ¥1,000JPY (approx. $7 USD), and free for orders over ¥20,000JPY(or the equivalent amount).

Domestic shipping within Japan is always free.

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Whether for everyday use or as a special gift, you can shop with peace of mind.

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