Flower Arabesque Pair Mugs deals Touyu kiln made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Porcelain

Dimensions: 7.5cm (diameter) x 8cm (height) x 140g (weight) x 240cc (capacity)

Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box


A pair of Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto-style ware) mugs with flower arabesques by Takeuchi Toyu.

The classic arabesque pattern is drawn in a lovely way. The arabesque is a vessel of good fortune, as it is associated with prosperity of descendants because of its ivy.

This is a Kiyomizu-yaki stone mug that makes a clear, dinging sound when hit by an object.

The burnt iron paintings and colored pictures on the white background are beautiful.

It is handmade and hand-drawn, so it has a nice flavor when you hold it by hand.

The vivid painting is beautiful and the inside is white so it does not interfere with the colors inside. The porcelain is free of crazing and will always look clean.

Arabesque is a symbol of prosperity. The arabesque has been appreciated since ancient times as a symbol of prosperity because of its vitality and the fact that it bears fruit in a straight line.


Product No. 11294 Pair of flower arabesque mugs



Dimensions: Diameter 7.5cm x Height 8cm, Weight 140g, Capacity 220cc, Cosmetic box

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deals Ceramic History Takeuchi Toyu

1969 Born in Gojozaka, Kyoto
1988 Graduated from Kyoto Municipal Industrial Research Institute
1989 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Technical School of Ceramics, Design Course
Graduated from the Research Course of the Kyoto Prefectural Technical School for Advanced Ceramics in 1990
　　　　　　　Studied under Shozen Tsuchiyama, a traditional artisan
2003 Opened a studio in Sagano, Kyoto
2004 Received the President's Award of the Kyoto Ceramic Wholesale Cooperative Association at the 26th Kyoto Kiyomizu-Ware Exhibition.
2006 Awarded the title of Traditional Craftsman.
2007 Awarded the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Prize at the 29th Kyoto Kiyomizu-Ware Exhibition
2008 Awarded the Kyoto Mayor's Prize at the 30th Kyoto Kiyomizu-Ware Exhibition
2009 Awarded the Uji Mayor's Prize at the 31st Kyoto Kiyomizu Ware Exhibition
2012 Awarded the Uji City Tourism Association Chairman's Prize at the 32nd Kyoto Kiyomizu Ware Exhibition

I have been making efforts to create ceramics by studying the tradition of Kyoto, inheriting the traditional techniques, and working on new designs.
We will continue to make efforts to create ceramics that will be loved and appreciated by everyone.

We would like to continue to create pottery that will be loved and appreciated by everyone.
It is also recommended as a gift.