Yuichi Murakami Hexagon Tea Bowl & Saucer

Number : C01918

Artist : Yuichi Murakami
Material : Porcelain
Area : Toki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Tea bowl : Approx. W75 × D70 × H45 mm
Saucer : Approx. W115 × D105 × H20 mm  

The polyhedral form that Mr. Murakami describes as his “beloved hexagon.”

A shape of luminous beauty—even in shadow—
the hexagon has long been associated with celebratory occasions, as seen in traditional kikkō (tortoise shell) patterns.

Inspired by the rhombus motif of the Amahare logo,
this refined form was chosen with the dignity of the hexagon in mind—
a shape often seen in the sacred architecture of shrines and temples.

The result is this quietly striking design.

We offer the tea bowls and saucers as a set of four.
Perfect for sharing peaceful tea moments with family and friends, day after day.

The saucers may also be used as small plates, and the bowls as serving dishes—
each piece serving beautifully in more than one way.

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• Each piece is handmade, so there may be slight variations in color, shape, and size from the photos. We hope you enjoy these differences as part of the unique character of each item.

This piece is also sold in our physical store. We will check stock availability after you place your order, and in case of a stock shortage, we will notify you via email. Thank you for your understanding.