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Shinemon Kiln 真右ェ門窯

In 1972, Shinemon I (Shinichiro) started the Shinemon kiln with the idea of making large items, which were scarce at the time. In the early days, he made dyed large pieces (two to three feet high), but gradually shifted to kiln-change pieces. In particular, his encounter with cinnabar had a great influence on the later Shinemon kiln. Recently, with the catchphrase, "Brilliance of construction, strangeness of glaze," the kiln specializes in glaze techniques that skillfully manipulate glaze, mainly in kiln-change items such as ruby-colored cinnabar and crystal glaze.

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Close-up of a handcrafted Arita Ware sake set with a white glaze and blue accents, featuring a small sake cup and a matching vessel, on a white background.
Sold outArita Aizome Water Drop Teacup with indigo gradient glaze, handmade porcelain from Shinemon Kiln, ideal for tea or sake use.
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Aizome Water Drop Shochu Cup
Nine Arita porcelain sake cups in varied crystalline glazes, arranged in a divided wooden gift box; Shinemon Kiln set
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Sakura Flower Sake Cup
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Aizome Water Drop Sake Cup
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Tansha Red Sake Cup
Small Arita Ware sake cup in vivid ruri blue porcelain, with a rounded bowl and speckled crystalline glaze.
Arita Ware Sakura sake cup in rounded porcelain, with pink and lavender crystalline glaze and a deep blue rim
Arita Shinemon Kiln sake cup in round 60 ml porcelain, with a glossy crimson-red glaze and pale foot for serving sake.
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Yuteki Tenmoku Teacup
Arita Ware Shinryo New Green Coffee Cup & Saucer Set with flowing green glaze on white ceramic, showcasing Japanese design elegance.
Arita ware Yuki Black And Cream Cup & Saucer Set
Arita Ware Shinemon Kiln Galaxy Shochu Cup