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Daido Hakeme Chawan

Daido Hakeme Chawan

Tori Yoshino

Dimensions (approx.)

with original wooden box
Ø 132 mm
H 75 mm

Details

Material:

Stoneware with glaze

Country of origin:

Japan

Condition:

New / Unused

Care:

Hand wash recommended.
Not dishwasher safe.
Not microwave or oven safe.
This piece is intended for food and drink use, as well as for appreciation as a handcrafted work.

Shipping:

Carefully packed for international shipping.

RETURNS ARE NOT ACCEPTED UNLESS THE ITEM ARRIVES DAMAGED OR DEFECTIVE.

Prices do not include VAT or import duties.Any applicable taxes are assessed upon import and are the responsibility of the buyer.

International Shipping

International shipping is available by DHL Express.
Estimated shipping: EU from ¥22,000 / US from ¥28,000 / Taiwan and Korea from ¥15,000.
Shipping includes careful packing, tracking, and part of the insurance-related costs.

[Important Note on Duties & Taxes]
Import duties, taxes, and carrier fees are NOT INCLUDED in the shipping cost and are the responsibility of the recipient.

!!!For US Customers!!! Due to current 2026 trade regulations, PLEASE EXPECT AN IMPORT DUTY(approx. 10–15% of the item value) PLUS A DHL ADVANCEMENT FEE (approx. $17–$22 USD) to be charged prior to delivery.

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About the photographs

Photographs are taken in natural light.
Depending on your screen and viewing environment,
colors may appear slightly different from the actual piece.

Each work is made by hand, and variations in glaze and surface
are inherent to the process.

Differences in color or appearance arising from these conditions
are not considered defects and are not eligible for return or exchange.
In the case of significant discrepancy from the description, please contact us.

A Koido-shaped chawan formed from Daido clay, valued for its plain, unadorned character. A soft, ivory-toned glaze settles over the straight, Ido-like profile, while a rough, open network of crackle lends a quiet depth to the surface. Hakeme brushwork appears both inside and out, gathering at the rim and adding a subtle shift in tone.

The kodai is broad and sturdy. Inside the foot, the space opens wide and unhurried—suggesting a still lake. Along the side of the foot, the carving takes on a kaeragi-like texture, creating a clear contrast at the boundary where surfaces meet. Small areas of exposed clay appear in the hima of the foot and within the inner foot as well; where the heat struck differently, the clay shows distinct variations in color.

In the bowl’s interior, crackle, hakeme, and places where the glaze has tightened and pulled back to reveal the clay make the scene notably varied.

Ref. YT7

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