Guinomi Yakishime created by Satoru Hoshino
This yakishime stoneware cup is hand-formed and fired at high temperatures without glaze, allowing clay, ash, and fire to define its final surface. The result is a quietly expressive vessel with a soft, granular texture and subtle tonal variation that emerges naturally during firing.
Its gently irregular rim and rounded, grounded form reflect a wabi-sabi sensibility—beauty found in restraint, asymmetry, and material honesty. The unglazed surface carries a calm tactility, warming in the hand and revealing depth through texture rather than shine.
Equally suited for sake, tea, or contemplative daily use, this cup also stands confidently as a sculptural object. Whether presented individually or as a set, it resonates with modern European minimalism while remaining rooted in Japanese ceramic tradition.
Each piece is unique, shaped by chance and fire rather than repetition.
Details:
Unglazed, high-fired stoneware (yakishime)
Size: 2 ¼” (h) x 2 ½” (w) diameter 2” approximately
Natural ash effects; each piece is one of a kind
Minimalist, wabi-sabi aesthetic
Functional and decorative use
The listed price is for each piece
Guinomi Yakishime created by Satoru Hoshino
This yakishime stoneware cup is hand-formed and fired at high temperatures without glaze, allowing clay, ash, and fire to define its final surface. The result is a quietly expressive vessel with a soft, granular texture and subtle tonal variation that emerges naturally during firing.
Its gently irregular rim and rounded, grounded form reflect a wabi-sabi sensibility—beauty found in restraint, asymmetry, and material honesty. The unglazed surface carries a calm tactility, warming in the hand and revealing depth through texture rather than shine.
Equally suited for sake, tea, or contemplative daily use, this cup also stands confidently as a sculptural object. Whether presented individually or as a set, it resonates with modern European minimalism while remaining rooted in Japanese ceramic tradition.
Each piece is unique, shaped by chance and fire rather than repetition.
Details:
Unglazed, high-fired stoneware (yakishime)
Size: 2 ¼” (h) x 2 ½” (w) diameter 2” approximately
Natural ash effects; each piece is one of a kind
Minimalist, wabi-sabi aesthetic
Functional and decorative use
The listed price is for each piece
