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Kohiki is a type of high-fired stoneware
characterized by a simple ash slip over an iron-rich body. It
was first produced by Korean potters in Japan in the 1500s, and its
simple, unadorned beauty was highly regarded among the busho chajin,
or "warrior tea men", who sometimes were rewarded for their loyalty
with kohiki tea bowls.
Hiroaki Wada preserves the kohiki tradition with this splendid beer
glass. It was fired at
Oizumi-gama,
the Wada family's wood burning climbing kiln, and possesses all the
unrefined simplicity of the kohiki wares of old. It is sure to
become a beer drinker's guarded treasure.
Best when chilled before use.

A wooden presentation box will be custom made to order and signed by
the artist. Delivery time for this item is 2 weeks.
See Hiroaki Wada & Tozan Wada's
Daimaru Gallery Exhibition pictorial
for works from their 2006 collection.
special care instructions |