Kyo-yaki Hakeme Mukouzuke (small bowls) Set of 3. While the color of the glaze brings Hagi-yaki to mind, the clockwise rotation of the potter's wheel (right-handed) is not found in Hagi-yaki, and the fine-grained texture of the clay suggests Kyo-yaki. The subdued color of the body, due to aging, suggests that these were used from the Taisho to early Showa periods, creating a good sense of age. This is a pleasing point for pottery lovers. The understated elegance of the Hakeme (brushstroke) design is effective, and these are fine vessels that will enhance the presentation of food. They are suitable not only as Mukouzuke, but also as teacups. They would also be good for serving sweets. . All 3 pieces are in good condition. Height: 6.3cm Diameter: 8.8cm