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Inoue Tea Kin Kama Green Mino-yaki Yunomi - Japanese Sencha Teacup
Minoware, known as Mino-yaki, represents the fine Japanese pottery crafted in Mino Province, particularly in the towns of Tajimi, Toki, Mizunami, and Kawagoei, all situated in Gifu Prefecture. This pottery, made from the distinctive soil of the region, is recognized as the oldest form of pottery in Japan, with historical roots dating back to the 7th century.
Within the rich heritage of Japan's tea ceremony, there exists a deep respect for the pursuit of natural beauty. This appreciation is evident in the teacups and ceramics, which are often sculpted from natural, coarse clay. The seamless fusion of both ancient and contemporary designs showcases the evolution and lasting legacy of traditional kilns.
Dimension: 3.2"(W) x 2.3"(H)
Capacity: 6.3oz / 186ml
Origin: Japan
Care Instructions: Handwash
Minoware, known as Mino-yaki, represents the fine Japanese pottery crafted in Mino Province, particularly in the towns of Tajimi, Toki, Mizunami, and Kawagoei, all situated in Gifu Prefecture. This pottery, made from the distinctive soil of the region, is recognized as the oldest form of pottery in Japan, with historical roots dating back to the 7th century.
Within the rich heritage of Japan's tea ceremony, there exists a deep respect for the pursuit of natural beauty. This appreciation is evident in the teacups and ceramics, which are often sculpted from natural, coarse clay. The seamless fusion of both ancient and contemporary designs showcases the evolution and lasting legacy of traditional kilns.
Dimension: 3.2"(W) x 2.3"(H)
Capacity: 6.3oz / 186ml
Origin: Japan
Care Instructions: Handwash
$6.30
Original: $21.00
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$21.00
$6.30Description
Minoware, known as Mino-yaki, represents the fine Japanese pottery crafted in Mino Province, particularly in the towns of Tajimi, Toki, Mizunami, and Kawagoei, all situated in Gifu Prefecture. This pottery, made from the distinctive soil of the region, is recognized as the oldest form of pottery in Japan, with historical roots dating back to the 7th century.
Within the rich heritage of Japan's tea ceremony, there exists a deep respect for the pursuit of natural beauty. This appreciation is evident in the teacups and ceramics, which are often sculpted from natural, coarse clay. The seamless fusion of both ancient and contemporary designs showcases the evolution and lasting legacy of traditional kilns.
Dimension: 3.2"(W) x 2.3"(H)
Capacity: 6.3oz / 186ml
Origin: Japan
Care Instructions: Handwash
