Hekigyoku Tenmoku Tall Sake Cup MAKER_Toshitaka Satomi Washi paper does not dissolve

Washi paper does not dissolve when washed and does not tear easily even if folded many times

This sleek black sauce container features a narrow spout to prevent drips and a slim

This splendid and paper-light Japanese teacup is a fine example of traditional sometsuke blue and white porcelain

one senses the breath of the elements and the maker's intention—a presence that endures

or incorporated into interior decor

Hekigyoku Tenmoku Tall Sake Cup MAKER_Toshitaka Satomi Washi paper does not dissolveA gift from an ancient glaze, emerging like a jewel from the fire. The Hekigyoku Tenmoku Tall Sake Cup is a striking expression of the flame born beauty and depth of tenmoku. Its rich blues and speckled darkness swirl like a celestial body in motion, echoing the elusive forces of the kiln. Named by master ceramicist Dobuchi Yoshiaki as a one of a kind creation, "Hekigyoku" combines heki (blue green) and gyoku (jewel or gem) to capture its radiant