RESERVED - Horikawa Kyohei Bizen-ware Tea Cups large koransha plate and at the 34th exhibition

and at the 34th exhibition he received the Outstanding Performance Award

It is made of copper plated tin and the front is decorated with Mt

The final stage involves using beeswax to make the surface stronger and to give the wares a glazed appearance

wear along edges

Towards the end of the 1800s

RESERVED - Horikawa Kyohei Bizen-ware Tea Cups large koransha plate and at the 34th exhibition*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five wood fired tea cups made around 40 50 years ago by Horikawa Kyohei. They are wheel thrown and feature red streaks known as hidasuki. Hidasuki refers to the process of wrapping wares with cords of straw, which are then fired off resulting brilliant shades of red. These cups are durable and very well suited to