Tea Cup (Red) / Junzo Maekawa wajima lacquerware a reminiscent of the dry

a reminiscent of the dry landscape of a zen garden

Nobuyuki Kimura is devoted to creating his very own color expressions that remind people about the graceful Kyoto

Artist: Eijiro Tokunaga

Takao Togashi achieves this effect by applying a mixture of tin and charcoal powder to the surface

This sake server captivates with its unconventional shape

Tea Cup (Red) / Junzo Maekawa wajima lacquerware a reminiscent of the dryRed clay, also known as honshudei (), are extracted from rice fields. The clay is renowned for its relatively high iron content. During the firing process, the iron compounds oxidize, transforming the clay into a vibrant red orange hue that is both striking and elegant. The iron content in the red clay enhances your tea drinking experience, subtly enriching the flavor of your tea with each brew. This unique characteristic makes the teacup not only a