Red Kannyu Katakuchi Sake Set MAKER_Morisa This glass guinomi sake cup

This glass guinomi sake cup

and then the mold is formed by sliding the clay with water while applying a trowel

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Red Kannyu Katakuchi Sake Set MAKER_Morisa This glass guinomi sake cupThis sake set, consisting of a katakuchi carafe and two ochoko cups, features a delicate kannyu crackle pattern that spreads beautifully across the soft red surface. Kannyu refers to the fine, natural crackle patterns that form on the glaze surface during firing. These delicate lines, created by chance, have long been cherished in Japanese pottery as expressions of natures beauty. Slight variations in glaze and texture make each piece one of a kind.