Inspection) Guinomi (sake cup), sake vessel, pottery, folk art, Mingei (folk craft) Cup, sake cup, ochoko (small sake cup), collection Price reduced. This is a work by the seventh-generation Ryōichi Munakata of the Munakata Kiln, a traditional kiln with the oldest climbing kiln in the Tohoku region. The flow of the glaze is powerful, and its mysterious beauty creates a deeply tasteful expression. It has a wonderful appearance that shows various expressions depending on the viewing angle. We hope you will pick it up and enjoy using it... Munakata Kiln is famous for its herring bowls, but it was highly praised by Soetsu Yanagi and Shoji Hamada, promoters of the Mingei movement, and gained attention in the world of Mingei. Soetsu Yanagi, Kanjiro Kawai, Shoji Hamada, and Bernard Leach visited the kiln and offered encouragement. Size Diameter: Approximately 7.5cm Height: Approximately 5cm *Please note that the color of the actual product may appear different depending on your browser, settings, time of day, and lighting conditions. *This is an unused item, but it has been stored for a period of time. Please examine the images and purchase only if you understand and accept the condition. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect or pristine item, or if you are particularly sensitive to such matters. There is no accompanying box, so it will be carefully packed and shipped. Please be aware of this. *This item is only listed on Mercari. Please refrain from using (including partial use) or copying the description text and images. Please also refrain from posting on other sites. Pottery, ceramics, crafts, Mingei (folk craft), sake vessel, choshi (sake server), tokkuri (sake bottle), ochoko (small sake cup), guinomi (sake cup), cup, Japanese sake, evening drinks, hot sake, sake cup, ochoko (small sake cup), guinomi (sake cup), Korean Joseon Dynasty, antique, vintage, flea market, old tools, old folk house, collection, collector, antiques, Japanese style, machiya (traditional townhouse), vintage, antique, industrial, masculine, etc. Would you be interested in this...?