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Shirahana Teacup & Saucer
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Handmade ceramic teacup and saucer by Hitoshi Morimoto.
The decorative floral silhouette is juxtaposed with the modern and sophisticated surface. Pair the item with our teas and other pieces from the collection.
The artisan employs a 12th-century technique of Bizen pottery, known for firing without any glaze. The shirahana series is fired in a kerosene kiln to maintain the neutral tone. In contrast, the typical bizen red-toned vessels are created in a wood-fired noborigama ascending kiln, even though both shirahana and bizen use the same clay.
About the artisan
There is a sense of stillness and calm where Hitoshi Morimoto resides and works - atop a hill in Bizen, Okayama Prefecture.
He began his career under Seiya Toyoba, a Mino pottery master. Through this Zen monk-like training, the second-generation artisan developed the perspective and disposition necessary to make a great potter.
In navigating the unpredictable nature of working with ash and fire, he has molded his unique style of Bizen pottery - one that has a time-honored yet timeless silhouette - inspired by ancient Japan and daily life.Dimensions
Due to the handmade nature of this piece, the size, texture, and pattern may vary.
Cm: ø 10 x H 6.5
In: ø 4 x H 2.








