Vintage Japanese Ceramic Cups & Pour Vessel Set | Wabi Sabi Tea Sake (Set of 4)
$28.00
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A thoughtfully assembled collection of four vintage Japanese studio pottery vessels dating to the late 20th century. This eclectic grouping includes three sake cups and a petite pour vessel, each showcasing a distinct approach to form, glaze, and surface decoration while remaining beautifully cohesive as a set.
Highlights include a softly ribbed bowl-form cup with indigo brushwork, a crackle-glazed vessel with warm terracotta banding, a sculptural white pour form accented with graphic striping, and a striped yunomi-style cup finished in earthy rust, cream, slate, and charcoal tones. Together they embody the quiet irregularity and tactile beauty associated with Japanese studio pottery traditions.
Hand-thrown and individually finished, each piece displays subtle variations in glaze movement, kiln effects, and form that contribute to its character. Beautiful for tea or sake service, yet equally compelling displayed on open shelving within wabi-sabi, organic modern, Japandi, or Mingei-inspired interiors.
Acquired from the closure of a Japanese collectibles shop in Los Angeles.
Style
Wabi-Sabi • Japanese Rustic • Organic Modern • Mingei • Japandi
Decade
1980s–1990s
Materials
Hand-Thrown Stoneware, Ceramic, Glaze, Crackle Glaze, Earthenware Clay
Vintage Japanese Ceramic Cups & Pour Vessel Set | Wabi Sabi Tea Sake (Set of 4)
$28.00
Highlights include a softly ribbed bowl-form cup with indigo brushwork, a crackle-glazed vessel with warm terracotta banding, a sculptural white pour form accented with graphic striping, and a striped yunomi-style cup finished in earthy rust, cream, slate, and charcoal tones. Together they embody the quiet irregularity and tactile beauty associated with Japanese studio pottery traditions.
Hand-thrown and individually finished, each piece displays subtle variations in glaze movement, kiln effects, and form that contribute to its character. Beautiful for tea or sake service, yet equally compelling displayed on open shelving within wabi-sabi, organic modern, Japandi, or Mingei-inspired interiors.
Acquired from the closure of a Japanese collectibles shop in Los Angeles.
Style
Wabi-Sabi • Japanese Rustic • Organic Modern • Mingei • Japandi
Decade
1980s–1990s
Materials
Hand-Thrown Stoneware, Ceramic, Glaze, Crackle Glaze, Earthenware Clay
