Il s'agit d'une tasse sur laquelle est dessiné Shochikubai, symbole de bon augure japonais.
Une production limitée par un four spécial appartenant au clan Nabeshima, qui a continué à rendre hommage à la famille impériale et aux seigneurs féodaux pendant les 400 ans de céramique japonaise.
C'est la cristallisation de la plus haute technologie japonaise.
Vous pourrez déguster diverses boissons telles que du thé, des jus de fruits, du vin et du saké froid.
Livré dans une boîte en paulownia, vous pouvez donc l'utiliser comme cadeau pour vos proches.

Product Size

Height: 8.5 cm (3.35 inches),
Diameter: 8 cm (3.15 inches),
Wide (including Handle): 11.2 cm (4.41 inches)

※There may be slight variations in size and other aspects as these products are handmade.

Content

Mag cup、Paulownia Box 、Creator profile Booklet

Care & CautionCreator

- You can use a microwave and a dishwasher.
- Please refrain from rubbing the design with excessive force, as it may cause the painted areas to become thin or damaged.
- Since it is not heat-resistant, avoid sudden heating or cooling, as it may lead to product damage.
- Please refrain from placing it directly on an open flame, overheating, or subjecting it to strong impacts, as it may result in damage.

Creator

【Name】Taeko Aoki

【Abstract】This distinguished kiln upholds the tradition of Arita-yaki (Nabeshima ware) and excels in producing offerings using a complex coloring technique known as "sometsuke." Each color requires a separate firing, and the completion of a single piece can take anywhere from six months to several years. The fusion of this challenging technique and artistic excellence has been passed down to the modern era, resulting in the creation of supreme porcelain pieces.

Taeko Aoki's other product is here