Masayuki Uraguchi Sake Cup Guinomu (small sake cup) with original box, unused Born in Tokyo in 1964. Graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Ceramics Course in 1987. Completed the Miura Koheiji research lab at the same university's graduate school in 1989. Received an excellent entry in the International Ceramics Exhibition in 1990. Received the Newcomer Ceramic Art Award at the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition in 1993. Purchased by the Japan Foundation in 1998. Received the Special Prize at the Ibaraki Prefectural Art Festival in 2002. Purchased by the New Orleans Museum of Art (USA) in 2004. Held solo exhibitions at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi, Shinjuku Keio, Osaka Takashimaya, Nagoya Maruei, Hiroshima Tenmaya, Utsunomiya Tobu, Fujino-ya (Tochigi), Tsubo-ko (Tokyo), Gallery Moe (Tochigi), and others. ● Main themes of his works: Pursuit of new techniques and expressions to "touch people's hearts" through celadon. ● Main production techniques: In addition to traditional celadon, he has developed new techniques such as Miru-ji Kuroyo-sai, Seiji Kuroyo-sai, Seiji Kokusho, and Yohen Gesshaku-ji. ● Types of clay: A unique blend of several types of pottery and porcelain clay. ● Types of kilns mainly used: Electric kiln and gas kiln. ● Mentor: Koheiji Miura ● Affiliated organizations: Japan Kogei Association ● Message: Especially the "Miru-ji Kuroyo-sai Chawan (tea bowl)" is his newest technique, with a black-green glaze and ice-like cracks that prismatically reflect a rainbow of colors, creating a fantastic expression like stars spreading in outer space. ---------------- Height: 5.3cm Diameter of the drinking rim: 6.5cm Condition: Unused Very beautiful. With box Please ask any questions in the comments! Price negotiations are also welcome in the comments! First come, first served! Thank you! #MasayukiUraguchi #SakeCup #Guinomi