A Black Raku Chawan, highly esteemed in the Tea Ceremony, featuring the dynamic Tobi-Uma motif. Hand-pinched by the renowned Shouraku Kiln, it embodies unique strength and auspicious charm, symbolizing a significant leap toward success.

• Made in: Kyoto, Japan
• Craftsmanship: Hand made one by one
• Pottery type: Kuro Raku Ware (Black Raku)
• Kiln: Sasaki Shouraku Kiln
• Dimensions: Approx. 12cm (D) x 7.8cm (H)
  
  

The Pinnacle of Grace: Raku's Heritage

This Black Raku (Kuro Raku) Chawan holds the highest formality in the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Crafted entirely by hand-pinching the clay, the traditional method imparts a unique, enveloping warmth that perfectly fits the palm.
This exceptional and intensely personal vessel comes from the renowned Sasaki Shouraku Kiln.

A Potent Charm of the Jumping Horse (Tobi-Uma)

The powerful yet understated motif of the "Tobi-Uma" (Jumping Horse - the Zodiac animal) is a potent good luck charm, symbolizing success, energy, and a significant leap forward in the coming year.
Let this elegant and powerful symbol serve as a daily reminder of vitality and ambition during your moment of tranquility.