MT01)Japanese Pottery Free Cup/Tea Mug White Glaze Artist Eiichi Shibuya

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MT01)Japanese Pottery Free Cup/Tea Mug White glaze artist Eiichi Shibuya<br>MT01)Japanese Pottery Free Cup/Tea Mug White glaze artist Eiichi Shibuya<br>Click images to enlarge<br>Description<br>Condition : Completely New<br>Size : Please check the photo　※1cm=25/64in , 1in=2.54cm<br>Artist : Made by a famous potter artist Eiichi Shibuya<br>Item Description : This is a Japanese pottery Free Cup/Tea Mug of Hagi ware,Brown pottery is coated with White glaze<br>Woodenbox : Not included<br>+++About Hagi ware+++<br>Famous as a pottery (a pottery for use in tea ceremony), pottery was developed as a pottery for Mr. Mouri, who possessed the two kingdoms of Suo and Nagato in the Edo period, and its history is more than 400 years ago Bungei first year (1592) dates back to Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Korean troops. During the Azuchi-Momoyama period, Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi protected Senrikyu and controlled the tea ceremony exclusively. Since the tea ceremony was greatly developed as a status symbol, the demand for tea utensils also increased. When Hideyoshi's Korean troops "Bungei / Keicho's role" were invited to invite "technical potters", the kingdom of Western countries took many Korean potters back to Japan. This war is also called the "Yakimono War" because the invited potters created ceramics in various parts of western Japan such as Arita ware. Terumoto Mouri, who later became the founder of Tsuji, was also a Daimyo who was allowed to get close to Chanoyu from Hideyoshi and had a chance to interact with Sennorikyu and Oribe Furuta. Later, his brother Lee Takai was also invited. Terumoto, who lost the territory after losing the battle of Sekigahara in 5th year of Keicho (1600), will move from Hiroshima in Aki to the pass in Choshu. According to this, the brothers Lee, who had been entrusted to Terumoto, moved to Hagi, and the opening of the Hagi kiln in Matsumoto Village was the beginning of Hagi Yaki.<br>Payment<br>We accept PayPal only.<br>We usually ship within 5 business days of receiving cleared payment.<br>Our return policy, In the only case of unopened item package.<br>We ships from Japan This product. Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.<br>These charges are the buyer's responsibility.<br>Shipping<br>◆◆◆The shipping cost discount for multiple purchases (In case of ePacket Light) ◆◆◆<br>2-10 items : 30% Discount<br>11 and more items : 35% Discount<br>Ⅰ】SHIPPING COST<br>A) USA, Canada, Mexico,Australia,New Zealand<br>International ePacket Light US$8.7<br>EMS US$20.0<br>B) Europe,Russian Federation<br>International ePacket Light US$8.7<br>EMS US$22.0<br>C)Asia<br>International ePacket Light US$7.7<br>EMS US$14.0<br>D)United Arab Emirates,Saudi Arabia,Kuwait,Israel,Bahrain<br>Economy Air (SAL) US$10.4<br>EMS US$20.0<br>Ⅱ】 ABOUT SHIPPING METHODS<br>a)International ePacket Light<br>Estimated Delivery time About 2 - 3 weeks (Sometime more than 1 month)<br>Pakcet has a tracking nubmer (On-line tracking information service)<br>No insurence<br>b) EMS<br>Estimated Delivery time About 1 weeks<br>Pakcet has a tracking nubmer (On-line tracking information service)<br>Full insurence<br>C)Economy Air (SAL)<br>Estimated Delivery time About 2 - 3 weeks (Sometime more than 1 month)<br>Pakcet has a tracking nubmer<br>Insurence (Maximum 20000 JPY (about US$200) /packet<br>Accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.<br>International Buyers - Please Note:<br>* Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.<br>* Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.<br>* These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.<br>* We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" - US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.<br>japanese pottery hagi ware yamane<br>Description<br>Con