Shino Yunomi (Tea Cup) 25-83 Kabuki A part that reflects the

A part that reflects the whole and holds meaning in itself

Each piece is hand-dyed

during the Bon festival

Kohiki is one of the decorative techniques in ceramics and is also called “kesho” (meaning “makeup”)

Shino Yunomi (Tea Cup) 25-83 Kabuki A part that reflects theThis yunomi is generously coated with Shino glaze, one of the distinctive characteristics of Mino ware. Deideis interpretation of Shino is particularly unique, featuring a softly rounded, pinkish tone that feels both charming and contemporary. During the glazing process, areas where the glaze has been partially wiped away reveal the clay body beneath, allowing the distinctive reddish tone of Mogusa clay to emerge as a subtle accent. With daily use,