Spring Invitation Sakura cherry blossom　Rice Bowl Touan kiln 　Kyo orders ware Kiyomizu ware made in Japan

This is a small size of Spring Invitation Rice Bowl of Kiyomizu Pottery.
The soft and shiny red paint job.
The weeping cherry tree of a beautiful contrast is a rice bowl that announces the arrival of spring.

The gorgeousness and delicate brushwork of the Touan kiln make you feel the atmosphere of the cherry blossoms more strongly.
The splendidly opened petals attract people.

This is an earthenware rice bowl with penetration.
It is painted with a white make-up curtain to make the color brilliant.

The red color reminds us of morning and evening glow.

The inner white color of the tea looks beautiful.
I drew a lot of petals by using light colors of cherry blossoms, which Japanese people love so much.
The cherry blossoms look very beautiful against the red background.

A bowl full of cherry blossoms in full bloom. This is a bowl of rice for spring that makes your heart beat faster.

Item no. 7925 Spring Invitation Rice Bowl, small

The photos show multiple items, but they are priced individually.



Small size: 12 cm (diameter), 5.5 cm (height), dressing box

Each piece is handmade, so the shape, color, and size may vary.
About the color of orders the vessel
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History of Tokiwa Tsuchibuchi Touan Kiln

The present-day Toan is the third-generation head of the family since the establishment of the kiln.
The gorgeous colored glaze that characterizes the Toan ware is the result of a new glaze developed by the artist, and it is an excellent technique that cannot be replicated by others. In recent years, the artist has been able to meet the needs of the market and has become a master of the art of glazing.
In recent years, he has also produced a range of interior decorations and other items that accurately capture the needs of the market and have been widely acclaimed.

The first pottery was opened by the first artist, Touan, in 1924.
The third generation succeeded to the kiln in 1979.

Born in Kyoto City in 1949.