White, round teacup with noticeable cracks. - Color: White - Shape: Round - Base: Rough clay - Cracks: Noticeable cracks No original box Thank you for viewing. This is a sake cup made using a technique called "Kohiki." Kohiki is characterized by a warm texture created by the subtle appearance of iron in the clay body through the white slip, and by the appearance of "nyu" (crack-like patterns). Similar vessels include: Shino Chawan: A Shino tea bowl made by Takekawa, with a decorative box, features a rustic texture similar to this vessel. Sake Cup, White Hagi Ware: A Hagi-yaki sake cup, allowing you to enjoy the flow of white glaze and the natural feel of the clay. Kohiki Rice Bowls: Various artists create Kohiki rice bowls, such as Jun Shimomura's Kohiki rice bowl and Sorao Kinjo's Kohiki rice bowl (small).