Kiyomizu-ware Handmade Matcha bowl | Unkin

Unkin (雲錦) is a traditional Japanese motif that depicts sakura (cherry blossoms) and momiji (autumn leaves) together. The cherry blossoms resemble drifting clouds, while the red maple leaves evoke rich brocade fabric.
This elegant, seasonal pattern can be enjoyed throughout the year and pairs beautifully with spring and autumn themes.

The first photo is a studio shot; the following photos are taken in natural light.

About Kiyomizu Ware (Kiyomizu-yaki / 清水焼)

Kiyomizu ware is a renowned style of Kyō-yaki pottery, originating from the Gojōzaka area near the famous Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto.
With a history tracing back to the 16th century, Kiyomizu-yaki is celebrated for its refined craftsmanship, delicate painting, and artistic expression.

About the Artist – Yagi Kaihou (八木海峰)

This Matcha bowl is handcrafted and hand-painted by Kyoto-born artisan Yagi Kaihou, a celebrated craftsman known for his exceptional skill.

Achievements:

• 1968: Demonstrated ceramic painting in the presence of Her Majesty the Empress.

• 1993: Exhibited and demonstrated Kyo/Kiyomizu ware in Paris.

• 2003: Certified as a Traditional Craftsman in Japan.

The base of the bowl features his signature stamp: 八木海峰.

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