Charcoal Grooved Gaiwan 3
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Shigaraki brown clay from Saga prefecture
Glazed interiorly and exteriorly with metallic glaze.
Reduction fired in an electric and gas hybrid kiln fired at 1250 degrees celcius.
Dimensions
Height: full 10cm, without base 8.5cm, body only 6cm
Diameter: 8.5cm
Capacity: 100ml functionally, 150ml to the brim
Glazed interiorly and exteriorly with metallic glaze.
Reduction fired in an electric and gas hybrid kiln fired at 1250 degrees celcius.
Dimensions
Height: full 10cm, without base 8.5cm, body only 6cm
Diameter: 8.5cm
Capacity: 100ml functionally, 150ml to the brim
We first got acquainted with Yukiko's items when we chanced upon them in at an exhibition in Taipei! As a ceramic artist who also brews tea, she makes teaware that are practical for tea brewing. We think her gaiwan pieces have a rounded compact proportion, which gives it a somewhat 'kawaii' form. This particular one is adorned with the grooves, which together with the industrial black glaze with a metallic sheen, gives the gaiwan a muted ageless character!
The glazed nature of the gaiwan suits it to brew all types of teas. Yukiko especially recommends brewing Wuyi Mountains Yancha (Rock Teas) with this series of gaiwans!
Shigaraki brown clay from Saga prefecture
Glazed interiorly and exteriorly with metallic glaze.
Reduction fired in an electric and gas hybrid kiln fired at 1250 degrees celcius.
Dimensions:
Height: full 10cm, without base 8.5cm, body of gaiwan 6cm
Diameter: 8.5cm
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, 100ml functionally
The glazed nature of the gaiwan suits it to brew all types of teas. Yukiko especially recommends brewing Wuyi Mountains Yancha (Rock Teas) with this series of gaiwans!
Shigaraki brown clay from Saga prefecture
Glazed interiorly and exteriorly with metallic glaze.
Reduction fired in an electric and gas hybrid kiln fired at 1250 degrees celcius.
Dimensions:
Height: full 10cm, without base 8.5cm, body of gaiwan 6cm
Diameter: 8.5cm
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, 100ml functionally