Limited
INKA MON - SHIRO (handcrafted Multi-cup: 150ml)

This is limited edition only available in summer season.

Handcrafted Multi-cup: 150ml (5.28fl oz), diameter: 3.15inches (8.0cm) height: 3.93inches (10.0cm)
Traditional Kyo Yaki (Kyoto Style)
Made by Seisen Kondoh at Seisen Kiln

Japanese traditional and popular flowers are decorated on this natural and simple texture multi-cup. Flower stamps colored in white bloom on the natural clay earthenware. The flared shape also adds accent not only to the cup but also to the flowers.

INKA of this name means stamped flower, MON means crest or pattern, and SHIRO means white in Japanese. INKA flower stamps, which are colored in white, are decorated outside the cup, and these stamps gradually expand from the vase to the rim, as if the flowers grow and bloom lively. Different kinds of flowers are stamped, such as AYAME Japanese iris, TSUBAKI camellia, NADESHIKO dianthus, and SAKURA cherry blossom. Four flowers are well harmonized on this multi-cup.

KOBIKI, which is the glaze made from white clay, is coated on the INKA MON-SHIRO multi-cup. The same white color of the KOBIKI glaze and flower patterns are well reflected on the black base earthenware.

The form of this Yunomi is flared open toward the rim. The sturdy form on the bottom gives an impression of strength, but the curved line toward the rim reminds us of geniality.
Not only the form of the multi-cup but also the finger line called YUBIATO, made by the potter's wheel, adds subtle elegance. YUBIATO horizontal traces also fit into the hands comfortably.

Different types of flowers are stamped toward the rim in a lively manner, and also add to the graceful atmosphere. These multi-cups are suitable not only to enjoy the subtle flavor of high quality Japanese tea, but also to enjoy various drinks, for example, Japanese iced tea, fruit smoothie, coffee, wine or sake. It depends upon your vision and preference.

Specially packaged in a carton box.
Lead-free. Made in Japan.

Price:US$53.00

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Seisen Kondoh

Seisen Kondoh is the second Seisen. He was born in Kyoto in 1975. He became the second Seisen in 2009 after working under the first Seisen for 15 years. He excels at traditional techniques such as MISHIMA, GOHONDE, SUKASIBORI (openwork), and so on. Many of his works, having sharpness and warmth at the same time, are highly acclaimed.

Directions

- It is best to wash this item using only tepid water or mild chlorine-free dish washing detergent.
- If necessary, you may occasionally use a chlorine detergent.
- Do not sterilize by boiling, or in a dish washing machine.

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