Height 8.1 cm, Bore 8.1-8.7 cm, Bottom 4.8 cm
This is a typical Shino mukozuke with a go-zoko base and corners on all four sides, and is currently used as a hibiya. The body is often decorated with a tozan design, which is one of the representative Shino patterns of the Edo period. In addition, this type of Shiko-goze-bottomed mukozuke often depicts designs of tozan, wildflowers, autumn grasses, and baskets. The glaze is soft and reddish, and the bottom in particular has beautiful red burns, probably due to the thin glaze. Four round eye marks remain on the bottom.
