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Collection: Arita ware Shinemon Klin

Shinemon Kiln is renowned for its mastery of “Yohen”, the firing technique that transforms glaze colors inside the kiln to create gem-like tones and crystalline effects.

Until around 1965, the kiln specialized in producing large-scale works measuring two to three shaku in height.
In more recent years, Shinemon Kiln has focused on Yohen-style creations, including deep ruby-red copper glazes (Tensha) and oil-spot tenmoku glazes that reveal silver-white or golden-brown crystals.

Because even subtle differences in kiln temperature, humidity, or the placement of each piece in the kiln can affect the outcome, no two works are ever identical.
Collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to the kiln’s one-of-a-kind pieces, each born from the unpredictable beauty of fire and glaze.

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Arita ware Shinemon Klin
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Tamekichi Mitsui

The art of Mitsui Tamekichi captures the depth and sensibilities of discipline and aesthetic refinement. His use of vibrant Kutani gosai "five colors" and elegant, dignified expressions bring to life the sophisticated artistry of natural motifs. By embracing ko-Kutani or old Kutani styles and perfecting techniques passed down through the centuries, his creations garner admiration for the enduring classical beauty of Kutani ware's polychrome artistry.

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