KOSHUN Kiln Kyo Kiyomizu Ware Kohaku Sake Set / 洸春窯 古箔酒器揃 伊賀織部 Gyokko Toen is the kiln

Gyokko Toen is the kiln that delivers this fine work

where fifteen stones arranged in raked gravel have been interpreted and reinterpreted for five centuries

This pot holder boasts convenient middle stitching

meaning "Sun & Moon"

KOSHUN Kiln Kyo Kiyomizu Ware Kohaku Sake Set / 洸春窯 古箔酒器揃 伊賀織部 Gyokko Toen is the kilnFounded in 1943, Koshun Kiln is a three generation ceramics workshop located in Higashiyama, one of Kyotos long established pottery districts. It belongs to the diverse tradition of Kyo and Kiyomizu ware, which is defined not by one particular clay or technique, but by Kyotos long history of bringing together materials, knowledge and craftsmanship from different regions. Across three generations, the kiln has evolved from traditional indigo blue