Kyo yaki is the name given to pottery made in the Higashiyama district of Kyoto. Kyo yaki came into being at the end of the 16th century, a period of great growth for Kyoto as the nation's capital and centre of politics and trade. The popularity of the tea ceremony created a demand for tea-ware, and the presence in Kyoto of artisans from all over the country, each equipped with their own special skills, meant that Kyoto was perfectly equipped to meet this need. This eclectic mix meant that Kyo yaki was able to borrow pottery techniques and designs from other regions of Japan as well as from China and Korea. This fusion gave rise to an original style and led the potters to experiment even further, giving Kyoto a reputation for innovative pieces with a character all of their own.

Yohen shikou / Kamada Koji NEW	Yuteki Tenmoku/ Kamada Koji	Ginsho Tenmoku /Kamada Koji
Yohen yuteki Tenmoku/ Kamada Koji	Geppaku tenmoku / Kamada Koji SOLD	Yousai tenmokusakazuki by Nishijima Hideki
Geppaku tenmoku / Kamada Koji	Ryusei glaze sake cup by Izumi Yoshinori	Ryusei glaze sake cup by Izumi Yoshinori
Kyosatsuma style guinomi/ Kizawa	Hokusai/ Kagetsu kiln SOLD	Fujin Raijin/ Kagetsu kiln SOLD
Sometsuke Kacho teapot/Shoami	Hp Carp (koi fish) sake cup by Sazan NEW	Hp Carp (koi fish) sake cup by Sazan NEW
Kohiki Mishima pattern teaset from Shokyu Tobo studio SOLD	Sometsuke Chibufu sencha cup / Shoami	Sometsuke Kozanji sencha cup / Shoami
Someraimon / Rokusai SOLD	Shumaki sansui / Rokusai SOLD	Handpainted shippo (Shichihou) rice bowl / Ichiraku kiln
Flower effect crystallized glaze tea cups /TouanSOLD	Japanese Bellflower & Dianthus paired yunomi cups/Touan	shirogake sakura pair cups /Touan
Shirogake Unkin pair cups/ Touan kiln	Yugensakura large yunomi/ Touan kiln SOLD	Kokonoezakura yunomi/ Touan kiln
kinrante guinomi by Shoami	sometsuke shonzui marumon/Shoami	Cherry blossom yunomi from Touan kiln
Sarasa guinomi by Shoami	Iro Shonzui sakazuki/Shoami	Sometsuke Sansui sakazuki / Touan kiln
Handpainted Cherry blossom chopstick rest / Keirin	Handpainted Kenzan style pine tree dish by Mori Shunzan SOLD	iroe sansui tea cup by Shoami
Handpainted mubyou tea cup by Shoami	Handpainted marumon sansui tea cup by Shoami	Handpainted mokko sansui tea cup by Shoami
Green & White cups and rice bowl by Taniguchi Sawako	Somekacho/Kyosho	Sometsuke obisansui yunomi
Kyoyaki Sabi-e Kiyumon yunomi by Shimizu Yasutaka SOLD	Impressed Flower pattern teacup by Seisen SOLD	Auspicious Crane motif pair cups from Bahan kiln
Oribe sakeware / Kinogama SOLD	Sepia mishima guinomi/ Touraku SOLD	Shisai impressed flower pattern pair cups / Touraku SOLD
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