【Shin'emon (Kusuo Baba)】 A leading Japanese artist in the art of "Yohen" (kiln transformation). "Yohen" refers to the phenomenon where chemical reactions occur among the components of the clay and glaze during firing, resulting in unique colors, crystals, and crystallization. This natural beauty is often compared to the mysteries of the universe. Shinsha (cinnabar red) is a technique known as a prestigious method, beloved by Chinese emperors throughout history. Red is considered a color that wards off evil and has been used in numerous lucky charms. Among them, the most vibrant cinnabar red is given the name "Yohen." Made of porcelain fired at an ultra-high temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius, using the highest quality natural Amakusa (Kyushu) ceramic stone, it is characterized by its hardness, non-absorbency, and resistance to staining. Shin'emon, who received the prestigious Nitten Tokusen award at the Nitten, Japan's largest art exhibition. This is a very difficult technique created by a master representing the ceramic art world. This is a very wonderful item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are a nervous person or if you are seeking perfection. We are looking forward to your purchase if you understand the storage at home. There are scratches and age-related deterioration. Reference price: ¥22,000 per piece