About Bizen ware
Bizen ware has its roots in Sueki pottery that was introduced to Japan from the Korean peninsula in the 5th century. During the Heian period (794-1185), kilns were built to produce necessities such as bowls and roof tiles. Later on, besides everyday items like urns, vases, and mortars, teapots and tea cups for tea ceremonies began to be made. During the Edo period (1603-1868), Bizen potters received support and protection from the local feudal lords, and they produced many masterpieces that made Bizen ware famous all over Japan.
●Designated as a Traditional Craft of Japan in 1982
Bizen ware Creator
CRAFTS CREATOR
Bizen ware Works
WORKS
Tableware, Round plate, 8-sun si...
$79.00（tax included）
Tableware, Round plate, 7-sun si...
$57.00（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Sake bottle, Sp...
$45.00（tax included）
Drinking vessel, Large sake cup ...
$45.00（tax included）
Flower vessel, Vase, Crane neck ...
$57.00（tax included）
Table accessories, Pitcher, Cham...
$79.00（tax included）
Table accessories, Soy sauce sip...
$59.00（tax included）
Tea supplies, Houhin teapot - Go...
$101.00（tax included）
Tea supplies, Kyusu teapot, Eigh...
$113.00（tax included）
Tea supplies, Kyusu teapot, Lion...
$146.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Pair of beer tumbler ...
$87.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Pair of tumbler with ...
$92.00（tax included）
Drinkware, Dent mug with wooden ...
$52.00（tax included）