Tyahaku

Ceramics

Craft Company: Miyama

ORIGIN: Mizunami, Gifu Prefecture
SIZE: φ80mm × H60mm
MATERIAL: Porcelain stone

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An almost transparent clear white porcelain tea cup with three-dimensional motifs of tea leaves. With “underglaze decal” a unique transfer technique that creates three-dimensional patterns, the finish work stimulates our five senses simultaneously including feeling the texture and pattern.

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RESOURCE

Porcelain
- Classification
Vessels and objects made using mainly kaolin from shattered porcelain stones. It is stronger than pottery because it is fired at a higher temperature of about 1300 degrees Celsius and has a clear sound when struck. It has no water absorption. The translucent quality of porcelain gives you a sense of coolness and hardness. Traditional production areas are Arita, Tobe, Kyoto, and Kutani.
Ikomi (Casting)
- Technique
A method of forming pottery using plaster molds instead of the potter’s wheel. The fluid slip solidifies as the plaster mold absorbs the moisture from the clay. This method is suitable for mass-production. It can be divided into two general methods: pressure casting and slip casting.

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