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Tea cup -White brushed by Yoshiro Taya

Tea cup -White brushed by Yoshiro Taya

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Pottery that Highlights the Character of Clay

The pottery of Yoshiro Taya is known for its rustic character, emphasizing the natural texture of clay.

Rather than relying on decoration, his work values the colors and textures that emerge through firing, resulting in pieces with a quiet and understated presence.

The calm tones and soft surface blend naturally into everyday dining and tea settings.

Soft Forms Shaped by Hand

Each yunomi teacup is formed individually on the potter’s wheel, leaving subtle variations that create a gentle and natural silhouette.

The feel in the hand and the touch at the rim are comfortable, reflecting the warmth of handmade Japanese pottery.

The simple form allows the texture of the clay and glaze to stand out beautifully.

Yunomi White Brushstroke by Yoshiro Taya | KOTOPOTTER

For Everyday Tea Moments

This yunomi is ideal for everyday tea such as sencha, hojicha, or other Japanese teas.

The rustic texture pairs beautifully with simple sweets and desserts, creating a relaxed tea moment.

A cup designed to be used and enjoyed for many years in daily life.

Yunomi White Brushstroke by Yoshiro Taya | KOTOPOTTER

Artist Profile

Yoshiro Taya

  • 1970 – Born in Tokyo, Japan.
  • 1993 – Graduated from the Department of Fine Arts, Faculty of Art, Kyoto Seika University.
  • 1995 – Studied under ceramic artist Yoshitaka Araki in Sumiyama, Uji City.
  • 1999 – Built his kiln in Shimoi, Uji City.
  • 1999 – Two-person exhibition at Gallery Rokuro, Shigaraki.
  • 2000 – Three-person exhibition at Gallery Confree, Ishikawa Prefecture.
  • 2001 – Participated in the “Tea and Sweets Vessels Exhibition” at Sara Gallery, Otsu City.
  • 2002 – Produced pottery in Hanoi, Vietnam.
  • 2003 – Participated in the “Contemporary Annam Pottery Exhibition” in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Owner's Comment

A yunomi teacup with the natural texture of handmade ceramic clay, finished with bold white brushstrokes of slip.

The movement of the brush becomes part of the surface scenery, creating a rustic and expressive character.

The form is precise and well balanced, reflecting the skill of Yoshiro Taya, who is known for his mastery of the potter’s wheel.

The harmony of strong texture and refined shape allows the cup to fit comfortably into everyday tea moments.

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Yoshiro Taya

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Dimensions & Weight

Edge diameter 75
Height 78 (mm)

180 grams

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

Ceramic Type & Care

Ceramic Type: Pottery

Care Instructions

Microwave safe
Dishwasher safe
Oven not recommended

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

Shipping Information

[Japan]

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

[Outside Japan]

  • Flat rate shipping fee of 1,000 yen
  • Free shipping on purchases over 20,000 yen (or equivalent in other currencies)
  • Ships within 1-4 days

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Kyoto Pottery by Yoshiro Taya

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