Tumbler - Gold Luster Kōchi Ikanjin “Grapes” by Shuhodo

Ikkanjin-adorned tableware to brighten your dining table

The small figure peeking gently over the rim of the vessel is an "Ikkanjin."

"Kan" means to have peace of mind and enjoy serene moments. The wish is that even in our busy daily lives, we can take our time to enjoy meals and tea.

Each Ikkanjin is handmade, and is a signature design of Hiroshi Takeuchi, growing more endearing with every glance.

The splendor born from traditional Kyoto ware techniques

Hiroshi Takeuchi's works are created by skillfully combining traditional Kyoto ware techniques such as Kochi ware, sometsuke, and ittchin mori.

His pieces, featuring patterns drawn with立体的に盛り上げた線 and vibrant colors, are both gorgeous and elegant. The meticulous finishing of every detail reveals the skilled craftsmanship.

Adding joy to daily life

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

These are unique Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki pieces by Hiroshi Takeuchi that will uplift your spirits every time you use them.

Shop owner's comment

This free cup features Kinnsai Kochi ware with an adorable Ikkanjin peeking out from the rim of the vessel.

The entire vessel is lavishly adorned with gold, creating a stunning and eye-catching finish. The lush grape motif is vibrantly colored, and combined with the vivid hues characteristic of Kochi ware, it exudes an air of dignity.

This piece boasts a powerful beauty and is perfect for tea, coffee, or even as a dessert cup. It is a brilliant creation typical of Shuho-do, offering a special feeling every time it is used.