Product Description
The works of Ginshu Kiln, the fourth generation of a popular Kutaniyaki artist who continues to challenge the new world of handmade, hand-painted color painting. Bunkichi I (Meiji period) is regarded as a master Kutani potter.
The work is painted in gentle neutral colors, which is rare even among Kutaniyaki porcelains. It is comfortable to look at, and yet it is a pleasant bowl that you will want to use for a long time.
The Ginshu Kiln, which produces pottery every day in Nomi City at the foot of the Hakusan Mountains, a vast expanse of nature, hopes that you will enjoy using their work. We recommend them for both personal use and as gifts.
