Spotted Kohiki Mug - 280ml
This Tokoname-yaki mug is coated with a iron-spotted warm-white / beige slip in the classic Kohiki (粉引) style, further decorated with etched lines.
Kohiki is a traditional slipware ceramic style that originated in the short-lived Buncheong Deombeongi ceramics of late 15th century Korea. In an attempt to create an affordable mimicry of Chinese white porcelain, iron-rich clay was dipped in white slip (liquified clay) and covered with a translucent ash glaze. Korean kohiki chawan were brought to Japan, where they were revered as masterpieces (名物) by tea masters. Recently, this rustic style has seen a resurgence in popularity owing to its timeless, natural elegance. Compared to the harsh white of porcelain, kohiki vessels have a soft, warm, and organic feel.
Made by Hiroshi Arai (新井尋詞), a Tokoname potter who specialises in kohiki.
Original: $48.00
-70%$48.00
$14.40
Description
This Tokoname-yaki mug is coated with a iron-spotted warm-white / beige slip in the classic Kohiki (粉引) style, further decorated with etched lines.
Kohiki is a traditional slipware ceramic style that originated in the short-lived Buncheong Deombeongi ceramics of late 15th century Korea. In an attempt to create an affordable mimicry of Chinese white porcelain, iron-rich clay was dipped in white slip (liquified clay) and covered with a translucent ash glaze. Korean kohiki chawan were brought to Japan, where they were revered as masterpieces (名物) by tea masters. Recently, this rustic style has seen a resurgence in popularity owing to its timeless, natural elegance. Compared to the harsh white of porcelain, kohiki vessels have a soft, warm, and organic feel.
Made by Hiroshi Arai (新井尋詞), a Tokoname potter who specialises in kohiki.
