A flask and two cups, marked by bronze scorch where the fire reached them.
Unglazed Bizen stoneware, wood-fired in one continuous firing near Bizen, Okayama (GPS 34.7456°N, 134.1894°E). Its colour and markings are kiln transformation (yōhen) — the record of earth and flame in a single moment, not a pattern anyone chose. One of a kind, shaped by human hands, and impossible to reproduce. Traceable to the kiln that made it.
Dimensions
Tokkuri (flask): 85 × 115 mm (mouth 35 mm), 320 ml, 200 g
Sakazuki (cup, left): 70 × 50 mm (mouth 70 mm), 100 ml, 110 g
Sakazuki (cup, right): 75 × 45 mm (mouth 75 mm), 100 ml, 110 g
Fragile by nature and packed for the journey. Ships worldwide from Japan.
