Kintsugi Sake Cup "Colored Clay Luster"
Kintsugi Sake Cup "Colored Clay Luster"
This series showcases the beauty of vessels that can appear iridescent depending on how the light hits them, combined with the brilliance of pure gold powder, embodying the aesthetics of wabi (imperfection) and sabi (aged beauty). The sake cup features a unique glossy finish that dynamically interacts with light.
This unique sake cup is a handmade creation by Taku Nakano, a globally renowned kintsugi artist. Each piece is crafted as a one-of-a-kind item. The gold seams symbolize the overcoming of scars and difficulties, transforming them into a new form of beauty, representing a philosophy of renewal.
These kintsugi pieces are more than practical objects; they carry deep emotional and philosophical meanings. They are an ideal choice for those seeking a personal connection and profound significance in art.
Safely packaged in a paulownia wood box inscribed with kintsugi characters, these pieces are perfect as gifts. They symbolize the overcoming of adversity and its transformation into beauty, making them an unparalleled gift for anyone who values resilience and transformation.
Product Details
- Quantity: 1
- Dimension: Diameter 8.8 cm (3.5 in) × Height 6.8 cm (2.7 in)
- Material: Ceramic
- Origin: Made in Tokyo, Japan
- Brand: Taku Nakano
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Kintsugi Sake Cup "Colored Clay Luster"
Kintsugi Sake Cup "Colored Clay Luster"
This series showcases the beauty of vessels that can appear iridescent depending on how the light hits them, combined with the brilliance of pure gold powder, embodying the aesthetics of wabi (imperfection) and sabi (aged beauty). The sake cup features a unique glossy finish that dynamically interacts with light.
This unique sake cup is a handmade creation by Taku Nakano, a globally renowned kintsugi artist. Each piece is crafted as a one-of-a-kind item. The gold seams symbolize the overcoming of scars and difficulties, transforming them into a new form of beauty, representing a philosophy of renewal.
These kintsugi pieces are more than practical objects; they carry deep emotional and philosophical meanings. They are an ideal choice for those seeking a personal connection and profound significance in art.
Safely packaged in a paulownia wood box inscribed with kintsugi characters, these pieces are perfect as gifts. They symbolize the overcoming of adversity and its transformation into beauty, making them an unparalleled gift for anyone who values resilience and transformation.
Product Details
- Quantity: 1
- Dimension: Diameter 8.8 cm (3.5 in) × Height 6.8 cm (2.7 in)
- Material: Ceramic
- Origin: Made in Tokyo, Japan
- Brand: Taku Nakano
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Kintsugi Sake Cup "Colored Clay Luster"
This series showcases the beauty of vessels that can appear iridescent depending on how the light hits them, combined with the brilliance of pure gold powder, embodying the aesthetics of wabi (imperfection) and sabi (aged beauty). The sake cup features a unique glossy finish that dynamically interacts with light.
This unique sake cup is a handmade creation by Taku Nakano, a globally renowned kintsugi artist. Each piece is crafted as a one-of-a-kind item. The gold seams symbolize the overcoming of scars and difficulties, transforming them into a new form of beauty, representing a philosophy of renewal.
These kintsugi pieces are more than practical objects; they carry deep emotional and philosophical meanings. They are an ideal choice for those seeking a personal connection and profound significance in art.
Safely packaged in a paulownia wood box inscribed with kintsugi characters, these pieces are perfect as gifts. They symbolize the overcoming of adversity and its transformation into beauty, making them an unparalleled gift for anyone who values resilience and transformation.
Product Details
- Quantity: 1
- Dimension: Diameter 8.8 cm (3.5 in) × Height 6.8 cm (2.7 in)
- Material: Ceramic
- Origin: Made in Tokyo, Japan
- Brand: Taku Nakano
