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Mug -Blue Glaze 2A by Yotaro Takemura

Mug -Blue Glaze 2A by Yotaro Takemura

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From a Small Kiln That Creates Handmade Vessels

Dainichi Kiln is located near Kansyuji Temple in Kyoto.

The vessels made by Yotaro Takemura together with his father, Shigeo Takemura, stay close to the traditions of Kiyomizu-ware while fitting naturally into modern life.

Using glazes that make the most of natural materials and careful handwork, each piece is made one by one in a quiet, mountain-side workshop.

A Blue Gradation Like Reflections of the Sky and Sea

The representative “Ao (Blue) Glaze” series is known for its clear, vivid blue that feels as if it captures the sky or the sea.

Based on turquoise, the glaze flows and blends from pale light blue to deep indigo.

Each piece is finished entirely by hand, and the way the glaze blurs and the colors emerge differs from one to another—no two are ever exactly the same.

It is a beautiful vessel whose expression changes depending on the light and the viewing angle.

A Touch of Something Special for Your Table

Ao-glaze vessels pair well not only with Japanese cuisine but also with Western dishes.

The transparency and quiet presence of the vessel itself gently enhance the food, turning your everyday table into something a little more special.

Comfortable to use, as if it softly relaxes your mind each time. Recommended not only for your own home, but also as a gift.

 

Illustration of the owner

Owner’s Comment

Beautiful just to look at, but also excellent in everyday usability.

With its straight silhouette and easy-to-hold handle, this is a very practical and comfortable mug to use.

 

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Potter

Dainichi Kiln: Yotaro Takemura

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Dimensions & Weight

Edge diameter 82
Width (including handle) 115
Height 80 (mm)

220 grams

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

Ceramic Type & Care

Ceramic Type: Pottery

Care Instructions

Microwave safe
Dishwasher not allowed
Oven not recommended

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

Shipping Information

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