Nonomura Ninsei Style Enameled Gold and Silver Diamond Patterned Tea Bowl Replica Ochoko Set of 2, Diamond Pattern, Gold Leaf, Pottery

Iroe Kingin Hishi - Stackable Sake Cups

This Iroe Kingin Hishi (colored gold and silver diamond pattern) stackable sake cup set, crafted by Kozumi Zohou of Zohou Kiln, is a masterpiece that inherits the expressive style of Edo period master craftsman Ninsei Nonomura.
This is a set of two cups, large and small, for enjoying Japanese sake.
It features beautiful hand-painted designs, blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics.
Ninsei Nonomura (birth and death dates unknown) was a potter from the early Edo period (17th century).
He is said to have perfected the colored earthenware of Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware).
Many of his works are designated as National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties.

Zohou Kiln was commissioned by the MOA Museum to create a replica of the Iroe Kingin Hishi Mon Chawan (colored gold and silver diamond pattern tea bowl).
This product was sold at the MOA Museum's museum shop.

Size: Large 5x4.6cm, Small 4.1x4cm
Adorned with gold diamond patterns, it exudes an elegant atmosphere.

[Product Condition] No noticeable scratches or dirt - Unused

A beautiful set of sake cups, characterized by vibrant decorations.

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