A Pair of Shino Yunomi (志野組湯呑)

Showa Era (1926-1989), Heisei Era (1989-2019) or Reiwa Era (2019-present)

About the work

This exquisite pair of Shino yunomi (tea cups) by the celebrated Shotaro Hayashi demonstrates his mastery of traditional Mino glazes. The cups feature the hallmark Shino glaze with soft, earthy tones and delicate iron brushwork that creates a beautifully organic aesthetic. Subtle orange hues and textured surfaces give the cups a warm and inviting character, perfect for elevating your tea experience or adding timeless beauty to your collection.

The cups are accompanied by a signed tomobako (wooden storage box) and informational leaflet, guaranteeing authenticity and the artist’s exceptional craftsmanship.

Dimensions

9.5cm(h) x 7cm(w), each cup

Footnote

Hayashi Shotaro, born in 1947 in Toki City—a region renowned for its Mino ceramics—initially pursued a career as a salaryman in Nagoya before returning to his roots to study pottery under his brother. His innate talent soon flourished, earning him accolades such as the highest award at the Gifu Prefectural Art Exhibition in 1968 and the Governor’s Award at the Asahi Ceramic Exhibition in 1971.

An official Beholder of Intangible Cultural Property of the Mino Prefecture, Hayashi has had his works included in numerous museum collections both in Japan and internationally. His robust forms and masterful use of traditional Shino techniques have cemented his status as one of the foremost figures in modern Japanese ceramics, while his contemporary innovations, such as the Manyosai glaze, continue to inspire new generations of ceramic artists.

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Kato Seizo (加藤清三), Japanese (1930-1979)

Kato Seizo (加藤清三), Japanese (1930-1979)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎建), Japanese (b. 1950)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎建), Japanese (b. 1950)

Kato Toyohisa (加藤豊久), Japanese, b. 1962

Kato Toyohisa (加藤豊久), Japanese, b. 1962

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代 山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代 山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Suzuki Morihisa (鈴木盛久), Japanese

Suzuki Morihisa (鈴木盛久), Japanese

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代 山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代 山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎建), Japanese (b. 1950)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎建), Japanese (b. 1950)

Kato Seizo (加藤清三), Japanese (1930-1979)

Kato Seizo (加藤清三), Japanese (1930-1979)

Kumakura Junkichi (熊倉順吉), Japanese, 1920-1985

Kumakura Junkichi (熊倉順吉), Japanese, 1920-1985

Kato Toyohisa (加藤豊久), Japanese, b. 1962

Kato Toyohisa (加藤豊久), Japanese, b. 1962

Goro Kawamoto (河本五郎), Japanese, 1919-1986

Goro Kawamoto (河本五郎), Japanese, 1919-1986

Ken Kato (加藤健), Japanese (b. 1947)

Ken Kato (加藤健), Japanese (b. 1947)

Kikko Jusoken VIII (八代 吉向十三軒), Japanese, (b.1948)

Kikko Jusoken VIII (八代 吉向十三軒), Japanese, (b.1948)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎健), Japanese (b. 1950)

Ken Matsuzaki (松崎健), Japanese (b. 1950)

Makuzu Kousai VI (真葛六代 宮川香斎), Japanese (b. 1944)

Makuzu Kousai VI (真葛六代 宮川香斎), Japanese (b. 1944)

Hayashi Shotaro (林正太郎), Japanese (b. 1947)

Hayashi Shotaro (林正太郎), Japanese (b. 1947)

Gorō Tamura (田村悟朗), Japanese (b. 1941)

Gorō Tamura (田村悟朗), Japanese (b. 1941)

Kenji Takenaka (竹中健次), Japanese (b. 1957)

Kenji Takenaka (竹中健次), Japanese (b. 1957)

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Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Yamaguchi Kozaemon XIII (十三代山口小左衛門), Japanese, (b.1913)

Kikko Jusoken VIII (八代吉向十三軒), Japanese, (b.1948)

Kikko Jusoken VIII (八代吉向十三軒), Japanese, (b.1948)

Makuzu Kousai VI (真葛六代宮川香斎), Japanese (b. 1944)

Makuzu Kousai VI (真葛六代宮川香斎), Japanese (b. 1944)