§ HINOMIYA / kiriko
HINOMIYA 「kiriko mug cup
HINOMIYA "kiriko" — porcelain in the highest-grade clay, carved with the auspicious shippō-tsunagi (interlocking circles) pattern in a kiriko style. Light passes through the relief. Pressure-cast forming, 3D-data carving by Hijiri Tougane, finished by Shota Miyashita. The motif carries wishes for descendants, ties between people, and harmonious relationships.
Price
¥6,600
Tax included / shipping extra
§ Shipping
Shipping times vary depending on the work. Pieces in stock typically ship within a few days; made-to-order works require additional time depending on content. We will notify you of the estimated dispatch date by email after your order. Yamato region-based shipping (from ¥920 within mainland Japan (incl. packaging), size surcharge applies). Free shipping on orders over ¥20,000 (tax included).
§ Care
When using metal cutlery, faint pencil-like grey marks (so-called "metal marks") may appear on the surface of the ware. This does not affect the quality of the piece. We recommend a melamine sponge or citric acid for cleaning. Never use in an oven or over an open flame.
§ Return
Each piece is made entirely by hand, and the formation of glaze crystals and surface scenery — along with size, color, expression, texture, and tonal density — varies from piece to piece. These individual differences are the very charm of handwork and are not grounds for return. Returns are not accepted except in the case of defects.
§ Details
- Capacity
- 約280ml
- Technique
- 圧力鋳込み成形
- Origin
- 日本（美濃焼）
§ IV. Language
切子 / 七宝繋ぎ
The Edo Kiriko motif transferred to porcelain
The "shippō-tsunagi" (interlocking circles) is an auspicious pattern symbolizing relationships and harmony between people. The HINOMIYA series uses Japan's finest porcelain clay, with kiriko-style carving rendered through pressure casting and 3D data technology. Fired pure and meticulously polished, the carving allows light to pass through.
§ VI. On variations
Each vessel is unlike any other.
Every piece is made entirely by hand. The formation of glaze crystals and surface scenery — along with size, color, expression, texture, and tonal density — varies from piece to piece. Even within the same named glaze, each vessel carries its own landscape. These individual differences are the very charm of handwork and are not grounds for return. We hope you will enjoy these landscapes throughout your time spent with the piece.
