Konoha Tenmoku Sake Cup ORIGIN_Banko Ware The matte-toned glaze gives this

The matte-toned glaze gives this earthenware pot a subdued atmosphere

2 in) in length and 18

There are two places to put sauces and condiments

it also serves as a kobachi small bowl ideal for condiments and side dishes

at the bottom adds to its auspiciousness

Konoha Tenmoku Sake Cup ORIGIN_Banko Ware The matte-toned glaze gives thisFleeting nature, gracefully embedded forever in porcelain. The Konoha Tenmoku Sake Cup carries the quiet presence of a single leaf, its delicate veins and organic form fused into the glaze through a technique developed over 800 years ago during the Southern Song dynasty in China. Originally used in tenmoku glazes, this method involved firing real leaves onto the surface, embedding them into the vessel itself. Master ceramicist Dobuchi Yoshiaki has