Sazameku Cascade Guinomi Sake Cup MAKER_Kawai dating from the mid-12th to

dating from the mid-12th to mid-13th centuries

" products to be used for the next 100 years

The pattern on the side of the cup is a combination of a water stream and cherry blossoms in full bloom

This magewappa bento box

along with "Sho-chiku-bai" (pine

Sazameku Cascade Guinomi Sake Cup MAKER_Kawai dating from the mid-12th toThis hand shaped guinomi sake cup continues the sculptural language of the Sazameku series while introducing a more dynamic expression of flow. Rooted in traditional Kutani glazing techniques, it brings a contemporary sensibility to its silhouette and finish. Deep green and white layers move boldly across the vessel, creating ripples that feel expansive and alive. During firing, the material gathers and descends in pronounced yudare, forming a cascade