This is a sake cup with a unique Bizen ware pattern. It is a new, unused item that was received as a gift, and comes in a paulownia wood box containing two cups. It can be displayed, used as a small item container, or of course, used as a sake cup. The paulownia wood box will be carefully packaged and shipped. Mr. Yu Fujiwara (born in Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture, 1932-2001) was the eldest son of Living National Treasure Mr. Kei Fujiwara. In his pottery, he adopted the motto of "simple, clear, and bold," and he created many vases and bowls, earning him the nickname "Yu of Vases." He was also influenced by Rosanjin Kitaoji and was skilled in making tableware. From 1972, he held a series of exhibitions such as "One Hundred Vases Exhibition," "Tokkuri and Kuri Exhibition," "One Hundred Flowers Exhibition," and "One Hundred Bowls Exhibition." He also produced many large-scale reliefs and objects. He received the Japan Ceramic Society Award in 1967. In 1980, he was designated as a Prefectural Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder. In 1996, he became the first parent and child in the ceramic art world to be designated as Important Intangible Cultural Property Holders (Living National Treasures). Major awards received: Kaneshige Toyo Award, Okayama Prefecture Culture Encouragement Award/Culture Award, Sanyo Shimbun Award, China Culture Award, Agency for Cultural Affairs Art Encouragement Prize, Academia Art and Culture Grand Prize, Medal with Blue Ribbon - Quantity: 2 - Material: Ceramic - Accessories: Wooden box, instruction manual - Design: Handmade pattern - Size: Approximately 10cm in diameter - Brand: Name of the ceramic artist is written Thank you for viewing.