Shisai Mishima Sake Cup　Touraku hotsell Kiln Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: Ceramic

Size: Dimensions: Diameter 6cm x Height 3cm,

Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box


This is a Kiyomizu ware, Morisato Toraku's purple colored Mishima sake cup.


It is an elegant and beautiful sake cup with detailed Mishima decoration.
The Mishima pattern on the inside looks great with the sake poured into it.

The Mishima pattern on the surface, rhythmically stamped up and down, is called flowing Mishima.
The Mishima pattern is a pattern found in folk kilns on the Korean Peninsula.
It was introduced to Japan in the Muromachi period (1336-1573) with the rise of the tea ceremony and the well tea bowl.

This is a fine Kyo Mishima pattern that is typical of the Dohra kiln.

The matte finish gives it a wonderfully crusty look.

The delicate Mishima inlays that are unique to Kiyomizu ware of Kyoto ware are applied to this sake cup, and the sense of the maker shines through.


Product No. 8542 Murasaki-sai Mishima Sake Cup Toraku　



Dimensions: Diameter 6cm x Height 3cm, Cosmetic box
The shape, color, and size of each piece will vary due to the handmade process.
The scenery in the photo is an example.
The glazed scenery hotsell (white and gray shades, position of Mishima) will be different each time it is fired. Please be forewarned.


Ceramic History: Morisato Tohru, Tohru Kiln

Studied under Gyokudo Tezuka and Dohra II. In 1996, he assumed the name of the third generation of potter.
While being particular about the clay of his works, he devotes himself to creating vessels that can convey an impression to the user.
His outstanding techniques, such as the extremely delicate Mishima technique, have been highly evaluated.


Born in 1959 in Kyoto Prefecture.
Awarded the Minister of International Trade and Industry Prize at the Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery Exhibition
Awarded the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Member Prize at the National Exhibition of Traditional Crafts
Certified as a Kyoto Kiyomizu-yaki Traditional Craftsman
Held many solo exhibitions