26490　Living National Treasure Jiro Kinjo　Sake Cup (Fish Pattern)

Height: 4.5 cm　　
Diameter: 7.4 cm

Jiro Kinjo, a Living National Treasure of Yatake ware (Yachimun), left behind many warm works that harmonize with the nature of Okinawa. In particular, the "gyobun" sake cup decorated with fish is known as one of his representative works.

This piece is a work depicting the "fish" motif that he loved throughout his life.

Features of the work
Simple and lovely fish: The fish depicted feature a design that gives the viewer a sense of familiarity.

Diverse techniques: Not only incised lines, but also various techniques such as Itchin, Tobikanna, Hake-me, Yubikaki, and Nerite-de are used, and the charm is that every single one is unique.

Reflecting the climate and topography of Okinawa: White clay and red clay sourced locally in Okinawa, and ash glaze mixed with coral limestone are used, allowing you to feel the rich climate and topography of Okinawa.