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No. 1002
Bizen Tokkuri (Sake Set)
¥50,000
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Description
This is a sake set by the 16th generation master, Sōtoku Kimura, of the prestigious and traditional Kimura family. The piece is remarkably refined, featuring an ash-glazed surface on one side with a rugged, deep interplay of black and brown tones—a finish sure to be appreciated by connoisseurs. The sake cup also possesses a calm, understated charm with its bluish-dark green "sesame" glaze. With a quality akin to polished silver, this is surely a piece for those who have gained the wisdom and experience of many years.
*A plain yellow cloth will be included.
Signed wooden box (double-slat lid)
Sake bottle: Rim 3.3 cm x Body diameter 9.1 cm x Height 10.7 cm, Capacity approx. 290 ml
Sake cup: Diameter 6.1 cm x Height 5.0 cm
About gift wrapping
The 16th Sōtoku Kimura learned pottery techniques from his father, the 15th Sōtoku Kimura, from a young age. Inheriting the traditional techniques of his ancestors, he succeeded to the name of 16th Sōtoku in 1946. He left behind magnificent works featuring intricate chrysanthemum incense burners, as well as masterpieces depicting brave animals such as bulls, tigers, dragons, and eagles. He was a renowned master of fine crafts of his time. He also produced excellent tea utensils, sake sets, vases, and jars. He passed away in March 1987. This is a sake set by the 16th generation master, Sōtoku Kimura, of the prestigious and traditional Kimura family. The piece is remarkably refined, featuring an ash-glazed surface on one side with a rugged, deep interplay of black and brown tones—a finish sure to be appreciated by connoisseurs. The sake cup also possesses a calm, understated charm with its bluish-dark green "sesame" glaze. With a quality akin to polished silver, this is surely a piece for those who have gained the wisdom and experience of many years.
*A plain yellow cloth will be included. Signed wooden box (double-slat lid)
Sake bottle: Rim 3.3 cm x Body diameter 9.1 cm x Height 10.7 cm, Capacity approx. 290 ml
Sake cup: Diameter 6.1 cm x Height 5.0 cm
About gift wrapping The 16th Sōtoku Kimura learned pottery techniques from his father, the 15th Sōtoku Kimura, from a young age. Inheriting the traditional techniques of his ancestors, he succeeded to the name of 16th Sōtoku in 1946. He left behind magnificent works featuring intricate chrysanthemum incense burners, as well as masterpieces depicting brave animals such as bulls, tigers, dragons, and eagles. He was a renowned master of fine crafts of his time. He also produced excellent tea utensils, sake sets, vases, and jars. He passed away in March 1987.
*A plain yellow cloth will be included.
Signed wooden box (double-slat lid)
Sake bottle: Rim 3.3 cm x Body diameter 9.1 cm x Height 10.7 cm, Capacity approx. 290 ml
Sake cup: Diameter 6.1 cm x Height 5.0 cm
About gift wrapping
The 16th Sōtoku Kimura learned pottery techniques from his father, the 15th Sōtoku Kimura, from a young age. Inheriting the traditional techniques of his ancestors, he succeeded to the name of 16th Sōtoku in 1946. He left behind magnificent works featuring intricate chrysanthemum incense burners, as well as masterpieces depicting brave animals such as bulls, tigers, dragons, and eagles. He was a renowned master of fine crafts of his time. He also produced excellent tea utensils, sake sets, vases, and jars. He passed away in March 1987. This is a sake set by the 16th generation master, Sōtoku Kimura, of the prestigious and traditional Kimura family. The piece is remarkably refined, featuring an ash-glazed surface on one side with a rugged, deep interplay of black and brown tones—a finish sure to be appreciated by connoisseurs. The sake cup also possesses a calm, understated charm with its bluish-dark green "sesame" glaze. With a quality akin to polished silver, this is surely a piece for those who have gained the wisdom and experience of many years.
*A plain yellow cloth will be included. Signed wooden box (double-slat lid)
Sake bottle: Rim 3.3 cm x Body diameter 9.1 cm x Height 10.7 cm, Capacity approx. 290 ml
Sake cup: Diameter 6.1 cm x Height 5.0 cm
About gift wrapping The 16th Sōtoku Kimura learned pottery techniques from his father, the 15th Sōtoku Kimura, from a young age. Inheriting the traditional techniques of his ancestors, he succeeded to the name of 16th Sōtoku in 1946. He left behind magnificent works featuring intricate chrysanthemum incense burners, as well as masterpieces depicting brave animals such as bulls, tigers, dragons, and eagles. He was a renowned master of fine crafts of his time. He also produced excellent tea utensils, sake sets, vases, and jars. He passed away in March 1987.
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