Fukushima Sake or Tea Cups

£18⁰⁰

Fukushima san uses the shinogi technique to carve and decorate his white-glazed pieces, although they often have shades of grey and off-white too. Derived from the pattern on swords and knife blades, shinogi simply means 'ridged'. Lovely to hold and use, whether for sake or tea, these are available with straight shinogi ridges or slanted shinogi ridges

7.0cm High, 7.0cm Wide, 7.0cm Long
Stoneware (see our Care Guide)
These are dishwashable
These can be used in the microwave

Hand thrown and decorated by Fukushima san at the Fukushima Kiln in Mashiko in Eastern Japan.

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Meet the Maker:

Fukushima Kiln

Fukushima san's work features swirling hand-carved indentations called shinogi. Whether they remind you of ripples in the water, flowers or maybe the ripples in sand dunes, they are incredibly tactile and satisfying to touch. Fukushima san prefers a bright white body, but our taste leans towards the pieces more flecked with yellow and grey.

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