Shigaraki Ware, Stoneware Tea Cup made by Shiho Takada
A timeless example of Japanese craftsmanship, Shigaraki ware is celebrated for its natural clay body, wood-fired textures, and organic glaze variations. Formed from local Shiga clay and fired in traditional anagama kilns, each piece embodies the quiet beauty of wabi-sabi—where imperfection, texture, and authenticity define its character.
Whether used functionally, displayed as a sculptural object, or collected as a piece of ceramic history, this piece of Shigaraki ware brings an authentic, grounding presence to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Key Features:
Authentic Shigaraki Ware
Size: 3” (h) 3 ¾” diameter approximately
Traditional Shigaraki ware technique
Hand-crafted
Suitable for serving, display, or collection
Shigaraki Ware, Stoneware Tea Cup made by Shiho Takada
A timeless example of Japanese craftsmanship, Shigaraki ware is celebrated for its natural clay body, wood-fired textures, and organic glaze variations. Formed from local Shiga clay and fired in traditional anagama kilns, each piece embodies the quiet beauty of wabi-sabi—where imperfection, texture, and authenticity define its character.
Whether used functionally, displayed as a sculptural object, or collected as a piece of ceramic history, this piece of Shigaraki ware brings an authentic, grounding presence to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Key Features:
Authentic Shigaraki Ware
Size: 3” (h) 3 ¾” diameter approximately
Traditional Shigaraki ware technique
Hand-crafted
Suitable for serving, display, or collection
