"Shinoyaki" is nicknamed "Burned Porcelain". They are unique in shape and have a history of thousands of years.
Shino in Japanese means the red, red and white glaze on the tiles. The development of Shino-yaki has a history of more than 400 years in Japan. Its characteristics lie in the warm and moist glaze color like white jade, the cream-like glaze, the cracked ice texture, the natural and splendid body, and the heroic workmanship. The hand marks, fire marks and wormhole texture left over from the production process are all touching. The white glaze perfectly presents the brown color, and the tea people admire and enrich the appearance of Shino pottery. Today's Shino ware is even more highly regarded in the collection world and is invaluable.