Glistening Curvaceous Beauty
The smooth curves and subtle transitions enhance the brilliance and aesthetics of the glaze.

Blissful Ergonomics
The Fujiyama Cup features a handle with gently contoured ridges designed to fit seamlessly in your hand and against your fingers. It provides a delightful tactile sensation that makes you want to hold it forever. Achieving further lightweight construction, we employed premium material sourced from Amakusa, resulting in a more durable yet lighter vessel. This accomplishment came after countless iterations and efforts.

Easy Maintenance
Fired at a scorching temperature of 1300 degrees, it stands out from traditional ceramics and earthenware, emphasizing the aroma of your spirits.

Exceptional Heat Retention
The thin rim offers a pleasing appearance, while the thick base is designed to preserve heat effectively, maintaining the optimal temperature for an extended period.

Perfect for Beer and Highballs
The Fujiyama Cup is meticulously designed for those who appreciate their spirits. It is suitable for shochu, highballs, and even beer, delivering a creamy, exquisite foam thanks to the fine irregularities in the glaze.

Emblazoned with the Signature of Shin Uemoto
From the depicted signature to the carefully polished base, you can sense the creator's unwavering dedication.

Comes with a Ceramic History Leaflet
A complimentary ceramic history leaflet is included, detailing the artist's background.

Product Size

Diameter: 10.5 cm (4.13 inches),
Height: 8.7 cm (3.43 inches)

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

Content

Cup×２、Special Paulownia Box、Creator profile Booklet

Care & CautionCreator

- You can use a microwave and a dishwasher.
- Since it is not a heat-resistant container, please avoid sudden heating, cooling, or overheating, as it may lead to damage to the utensil.
- Please refrain from subjecting it to strong impacts, as it may result in breakage.

Creator

【Name】Shinemon

【Abstract】Shin'emon (Kusuo Baba), also known as Shin'emon Baba, is a leading Japanese artist specializing in the yohen technique. "Yohen" refers to the phenomenon where chemical reactions during firing produce beautiful colors and crystalline patterns, and its natural beauty is often likened to the mysteries of the universe. In 2012, Shin'emon achieved the Special Selection Award in the Craft Arts category at the 44th Japan Fine Arts Exhibition (Nitten) and has received numerous awards in the field of ceramics.

Shinemon's other product is here