New Shigaraki-yaki, Marui Seito, Haiyu Kohiki Yunomi Set, Yunomi, 5 pieces, Hechimon Shigaraki-yaki is one of the six ancient kilns of Japan, one of the six kilns (Echizen, Seto, Tokoname, Shigaraki, Tamba, Bizen) Shigaraki-yaki Kohiki Yunomi with a history of 1250 years Kohiki is a technique in which white cosmetic clay is applied over a fabric made of red clay, and then glazed and fired. This technique gives it a simple yet warm white color. Black spots (iron powder) due to the iron content in the clay and small cracks (cracks) are also enjoyed as unique flavors of Kohiki. The appeal is that you can feel the texture of the clay and glaze, the warmth of the tea you have brewed, etc., with your five senses when you hold it in your hand. Size approx. Diameter 9.7 Height 5.9 #Shigaraki-yaki #Shigaraki-yaki Marui #Haiyu Kohiki Yunomi #Shigaraki-yaki Marui Seito #Shigaraki-yaki Kohiki Yunomi #Yunomi #Hechimon #Shigaraki-yaki Yunomi #Six Ancient Kilns of Japan Inside the shop Shigaraki-yaki cup and saucer, soba choko Niwa-yaki is Ichino Isaku's sencha set, Ichino Shinsui's small bowl, and Ohue Masashi's yunomi Kiyomizu-yaki, Shudei unglazed, Arita-yaki, Tokoname-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Hagi-yaki, Tenpozan's yunomi, Tsubaki Hidegama's plate Kiyomizu-yaki is Ryokukoji Koharu-made confectionary bowl Kawao Ikkan's vase, Katsuno Suibo's beer glass, compote stand, Kondo Seiraku's large plate Fukagawa Seiji, Koransha, Narumi, Mikasa, Norita, Nikko, etc. Rare Showa retro Kutani-yaki, Arita-yaki, Seto-yaki, etc. are on display. Vases include Fukagawa Seiji, Koransha, Tokoname-yaki, Arita-yaki, and many others.