Koro Tea Cup - Arita-yaki White Porcelain with Wheel Throwing
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- $56.80
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- $56.80
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A Small Arita-yaki Tea Cup to Cradle in Your Palm
This compact 'Koro Tea Cup' was created in collaboration with Koyo Kiln of Arita. It features a distinctive raised foot. When held in your palm, you can experience the texture and feel of the clay and glaze, along with the warmth of the tea, engaging all five senses.
With a capacity of approximately 100ml, similar to a traditional guinomi cup, it encourages you to enjoy the rhythm of pouring and savoring multiple small servings.
Material: Porcelain
Weight: Approx. 102g
Capacity: Approx. 100cc
Diameter: 7.6cm
Height: 7.0cm
[Before use]
Be sure to wash with water or lukewarm water.
[When using]
Avoid sudden heating or cooling as it is sensitive to rapid temperature changes. This may cause damage.
[After use]
Dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended for longevity. Overloading may cause damage, so please use with care.
Do not scrub hard with abrasive detergents or metal scourers, as this may cause scratches. Wash with a soft sponge.
Avoid soaking. After washing, wipe with a soft, dry cloth, dry thoroughly, and store in a well-ventilated place.
[Notes]
Be careful of chipping or cracking due to strong impacts.
For safety, stop using the product if it becomes cracked.
Crazing (fine cracks on the surface) may appear over time with use, but this does not affect usability.
Please enjoy it as part of the product's character. As each item is finished by hand, there may be individual differences in colour and shape.
Balance of Refreshing White Porcelain and Distinctive Shape
This Arita-yaki tea cup is crafted using traditional hand wheel-throwing techniques. It features a tall foot with intricate facets carefully cut by hand on each piece. The balance between the refreshing white porcelain and its distinctive shape enhances the tea-drinking experience.
Japanese Porcelain with Diverse Expressive Techniques
Known as Japan's first porcelain, Arita-yaki dates back to the 17th century. Produced in Arita Town and Imari City in western Saga Prefecture, it is characterized by translucent white porcelain bodies, blue sometsuke patterns, and vibrant aka-e decorations using glass-quality overglaze enamels. Highly durable, Arita-yaki encompasses everything from fine art pieces to everyday items.
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Free international shipping available on qualifying orders. Global shipping from Nara, Japan via DHL. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging (return shipping at customer's expense).
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