Saga Aritayaki - 日本茶碗 - 陶瓷 - 金色花朵 Kinkamon

Arita-yaki Chawan – Kinkamon (Golden Blossom Pattern)
Traditional Japanese Color “Yamabuki-iro” – The Radiance of Golden Spring

Kinkamon refers to a special glaze that crystallizes into a radiant yamabuki (golden yellow) hue — a color that has symbolized elegance and prosperity in Japan since the Heian period.
Inspired by the mountain rose flower yamabuki, this warm golden shade evokes both nostalgia and timeless beauty.

About Kinkamon:
The surface of the bowl shimmers with intricate crystalline patterns in tones of gold and silver, expressing a sense of graceful movement—like petals swaying in a gentle spring breeze.
Each piece reveals a unique balance of soft amber and deep brown hues, creating a truly one-of-a-kind visual harmony.

The Kinkamon tea bowl from Shinemon Kiln combines the sophistication of classical Japanese aesthetics with refined modern craftsmanship.
Its elegant golden luster enriches everyday dining and brings a touch of serene luxury to your table.
Crafted from the finest Arita clay and Shinemon’s original glaze formula, this work embodies quiet dignity and timeless artistry—an exclusive beauty found only here.

Perfect for tea ceremony enthusiasts, collectors of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who appreciates the sublime elegance and spiritual depth of traditional Japanese artistry.

Due to natural variations that occur during kiln firing, the pattern and crystallization may differ slightly from the one shown in the photos. Thank you for your understanding.

Included:
Tea bowl
Paulownia wooden box

Dimensions:
Diameter: 11.5 cm
Height: 5.5 cm

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