Kairagi Soup Cup / Eijiro Tokunaga premium gift Kyoto ware cup and carafe

Kyoto ware cup and carafe

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Kairagi Soup Cup / Eijiro Tokunaga premium gift Kyoto ware cup and carafeKairagi features a distinctive shrunken shark skin like pattern. During firing, the pottery begins to shrink and surface cracks emerge due to the gaps between the clay and the glaze. This pattern varies significantly from one ceramic piece to another, making each one unique. One will develop a special attachment to each piece due to its individual character and uniqueness. For more story about Eijiro Tokunaga, visit our online media at Kogei Standard.