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Tosen Kiln, a Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto-yaki) pottery kiln. Pair of chopstick rests. Chopstick rest: Chopstick rest Kiyomizu-yaki: Kiyomizu-yaki (a type of Kyoto-yaki) Made by Tosen The design is of a pillow and is very cute. Available in two colors: red and blue. Can be used as a pair. For everyday use For entertaining guests For New Year's They were displayed for many years in a glass-fronted display case in a villa. The manufacturing date and details are unknown. In the event of any discrepancies with the description, the current condition takes precedence. There are no noticeable scratches or stains. Although they are new and unused, they have been stored for a long time, so they are listed as "Like new". Tosen Kiln was founded in 1915 and is a Kyoto-yaki/Kiyomizu-yaki kiln that is characterized by its integrated production process, from molding to painting and firing. Under the theme of "making everyday life a little richer," they mainly produce tableware (plates, tumblers, etc.) that fits into modern life, and are particularly known for their works that combine traditional techniques such as kikko-nyu (ice crack glaze), gold decoration, and Mishima-de with modern designs. Main features of Tosen Kiln Founded and Location: Founded in 1915 (Taisho 4) in Sennyu-ji, Kyoto. Integrated Production: While many kilns divide the work, Tosen Kiln handles molding, painting, firing, and overglaze painting in-house. Design Concept: They pursue easy-to-use shapes and glazes that are close to the user's life and enrich everyday life. Representative techniques: Kikko-nyu glaze: Characterized by a unique pattern (nyu) like cracks in ice, available in various colors such as blue, pink, and gray. Gold and platinum decoration: Adds a touch of glamour and modernity. Mishima-de (stamped): A technique of applying patterns with stamps and giving a gloss to some parts. Main products: Mainly daily tableware such as cake plates, plates, and tumblers. Artist Currently, the fourth generation, Takahiro Okayama, is working on production. It can be said that this kiln is producing beautiful pottery every day, incorporating a modern sensibility while preserving tradition.
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