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#Choco Items for Sale #Bizen Ware Items for Sale This is a set of two choko (small sake cups) that showcase the inherent charm of Bizen ware, fired without any glaze. The texture of the clay when held in your hand, the accidental patterns (yohen - kiln transformation) that occur within the kiln, and the **mark (engraving)** subtly carved on the bottom all tell the story and value of the piece. Beauty of Unglazed: The true essence of Bizen ware lies in its unglazed, fired finish. The rustic texture that directly conveys the feel of the clay and the natural gradation created by ash and flames within the kiln are captivating. Wabi-Sabi Aesthetic: The deep, reddish-brown color created by the iron-rich clay when fired, and the increasing luster (Bizen-dama) that develops with use, make your drinking experience exceptional. Engraving on the Foot: The bottom of one choko has an **engraving (mark)** indicating the artist or kiln. From this engraving, you can feel the maker's passion for the work. Excellent Hand Feel: Hand-shaped on a potter's wheel, these cups have an exquisite size that fits perfectly in your hand. They are ideal for serving Japanese sake or shochu. Height: Approximately 3.8cm Diameter: Approximately 5.3cm - 5.7cm (Due to being handmade, the shape and size vary slightly for each piece) (※Please note that these measurements are approximate due to amateur measurement.) These items have been carefully stored. While there are no noticeable scratches or chips, we kindly request that you purchase them if you appreciate the kiln transformation, the unevenness created during firing, and the variations in the clay as "scenery" of the piece. #BizenWare #Choko #Choco #SakeVessel #SakeCup #Unglazed #Yakishime #Engraving #Mark #ArtistMade #JapaneseSake #OldBizen #Pottery #Ceramics #WabiSabi #Yohen Thank you for viewing.
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