Karatsu ware | Naoki Kojima | Kohiki teacup (small)

It's a small teacup. The traditional technique of Karatsu ware, ``kobiki'', is also called ``white makeup'' and creates a unique texture. In addition, the freely drawn "Ekaratsu" pattern is also attractive. The front depicts a pampas grass, and the back depicts a bird flying energetically. Since ancient times, pampas grass has been considered to be a sacred place for the gods. It has an auspicious pattern.

How about a teacup that brings a sense of warmth to your everyday dining table, with the dynamic movement of the clay that is unique to Karatsu ware, and the soft texture that can only be achieved with clay flavor? Part of the fun is seeing how the texture changes as you use it. Perfect as a teacup for a married couple or as a gift for parents.