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This unglazed sake cup is made in the Bizen tradition and fired in a wood-burning kiln.
The surface reveals the direct expression of the clay, marked by subtle kiln traces created through flame, ash, and prolonged high-temperature firing. The restrained gray-brown tone with faint bluish and charcoal nuances is the result of natural firing conditions rather than applied decoration.
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Stunning Sake cup from Bizen pottery - large size. Bizen ware is often known for its rugged character and thick forms, but this cup has been crafted extremely thin through highly skilled wheel-throwing technique. It is a very elegant and remarkable piece.
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Beautiful sake bottle by Tomoyuki Matsui (1931-) Comes with an original wooden box with artists signature.
Bizen Pottery is produced in Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture, and is the oldest of the six oldest kilns in Japan. It is an ultimately simple pottery that uses no glaze and no painting.
Bizen-Yaki (Okayama Prefecture) is created using the Yakishime method of firing unglazed wares at high temperatures. Using red pine wood in the firing process beautiful natural colors and tones emerge from the clay. Bizen clay has a high iron content which enables the pottery to retain heat or remain cool. Bizen -Yaki reflects the Japanese artistic sensibility emphasising inner beauty and subtlety.
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Bizen tableware
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The Bekuhai is a traditional sake cup from Kochi Prefecture, designed with a playful twist. Because of its pointed base, it cannot stand upright once filled. The drinker must finish the sake before setting the cup down, making it a centerpiece of festive gatherings and traditional drinking games.
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Bizen pottery vase
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Artist Kaveri Bharath’s art show connects ceramics,colours, and memories in Chennai
Some clay pieces from the exhibition. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Artist Kaveri Bharath’s ongoing exhibition, Fifty-50, in collaboration with the Alliance Française of Madras, is an ode to her journey as an artist and a ceramicist. “Inspired by my grandfather’s sculpting, I always played in mud and clay as a kid. The last 30 years of making, teaching, and thinking through clay is…
