Kiyomizu-yaki tea (or sake) set, consisting of one pouring vessel and four small cups. Kiyomizu-yaki (also called Kyō-yaki) is a highly variable category of Japanese ceramics, produced primarily in Kyoto's Gojōzaka district near Kiyomizu Temple. The decoration consists of a simple, stenciled or stamped polychrome pattern.
Kiyomizu-yaki tea (or sake) set, consisting of one pouring vessel and four small cups. Kiyomizu-yaki (also called Kyō-yaki) is a highly variable category of Japanese ceramics, produced primarily in Kyoto's Gojōzaka district near Kiyomizu Temple. The decoration consists of a simple, stenciled or stamped polychrome pattern.
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