[MUG (CUP)] HIBIKI AOI MUG CUP | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES 残り7点 Japan Technique Echizen Lacquerware Material

Japan Technique Echizen Lacquerware Material Body: 18-8 stainless steel

Stefan Diez A cup (white) with beautiful curved lines and white color

The triangle also has the meaning of amulet and amulet

The seams that come into direct contact with the skin are bag seams that are also used in baby clothes

[MUG (CUP)] HIBIKI AOI MUG CUP | DAINICHI | KYOTO-KIYOMIZU WARES 残り7点 Japan Technique Echizen Lacquerware MaterialShigeo Takemura A "mug" with a blue glaze reminiscent of the sky and blue that shines on a scarlet background. It has a wide bottom, a sense of stability, and is easy to use. The pattern of blue glaze flowing on the outside gives a change to the bowl. I make my own natural ash glaze by turning sunflowers that I have grown into ash and mixing them with burned ash such as grapes, sunflowers, and figs. Recently, there are few potters who make their own