Modern Arita Porcelain GiftThis is the ultimate high-end free cup, meticulously crafted by Aoki Myoko, a renowned artisan from Kosen Kiln, famous for its Arita-yaki Somenishiki. Stripped of all unnecessary elements, this piece embodies refined simplicity. On the milky white porcelain, the iconic Japanese sakura (cherry blossom) motif is delicately depicted. Its dignified presence can be compared to the perfection of fine glassware. High-End Glassware with Utility and BeautyConsciously embracing linear aesthetics, the softly curved sides subtly expand outward. Made from high-quality clay and fired at temperatures exceeding 1300 degrees Celsius, this Arita-yaki glassware offers a surprisingly lightweight feel with a generous capacity. It combines the exquisite beauty of Somenishiki patterns with a highly functional design, making it a crystallization...
Oil Drop Tenmoku, Loved by Hideyoshi and NobunagaIt is said that Sengoku-era generals and tea enthusiasts like Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Oda Nobunaga had a deep affection for Oil Drop Tenmoku. Oil Drop Tenmoku refers to tea bowls with a black glaze containing golden and silver crystals, giving the appearance of oil droplets floating on the surface. Throughout history, Tenmoku tea bowls have been treasured as masterpieces among tea connoisseurs. When held to the light, you can further enjoy the brilliant expressions that resemble dragon scales. Real Gold ShineThis coffee cup features a ceramic technique called “Kin Fukuwa” (genuine gold edge decoration), adding a dazzling impression with an elegant outline of the Oil Drop Tenmoku, reminiscent of a deep abyss transforming...
Kutani-yaki Free Cup – A Masterpiece of Traditional Japanese Ceramics This product is a masterpiece of Kutani-yaki ceramics, renowned for its elegance and especially its luxurious use of gold detailing. Each piece is hand-painted by skilled artisans, making every cup truly one of a kind with no two exactly alike. The Free Cup is as versatile as its name suggests: on cold days, it can be used as a tea or infusion cup; on warm days, it becomes a glass for cold beverages; and after a long day, it transforms into a perfect vessel for enjoying beer as a personal treat. Its adaptable shape makes it suitable for use throughout the year, making it an ideal special cup for two...
The Shin Uemon Pottery Guinomi Set offers a collection of five small sake cups in vibrant, distinctive colors, each representing a unique glazing technique perfected by Master Shin Uemon. These guinomi are not only functional but also serve as beautiful, one-of-a-kind art pieces. Set Features: Five Popular Colors: Shinsha (Cinnabar Red): A deep, rich red. Ruri Suitō (Lapis Lazuli Drops): A refreshing blue reminiscent of the sky. Aizome Suitō (Indigo Drops): A traditional indigo tone, elegant and calming. Kinuta Seiji (Celadon Green): A soft, natural green glaze evoking tranquility. Ginga (Galaxy): A stunning design inspired by the cosmos, with bright, colorful splashes. Luxury and Elegance: The guinomi are beautifully arranged in a rectangular paulownia wood box, enhancing the experience of...
Stylish Coffee Cup for MenThis popular Arita ceramic coffee cup is known for its design that conveys a sense of solidity and stability, as well as offering a generous capacity for a hearty coffee serving. The wide base prevents tipping and symbolizes not only stability but also auspicious wishes for prosperity, social status, balanced relationships, and career success. It is a popular choice to celebrate promotions, service anniversaries, and retirements of distinguished gentlemen. Not Just Any BlackThe deep smoky silver sheen creates a luxurious luster reminiscent of high-end cars. In bright office light, it shows a silver finish, while under softer lighting it transforms into a deep black. The versatility of its appearance in different environments adds a special touch....
Curvaceous Beauty and Brilliant ShineThe smooth curves and subtle transitions enhance the natural gloss and aesthetic of the glaze. Pleasant ErgonomicsThe Fujiyama cup features a handle with soft contours designed to fit perfectly in your hand and fingers, providing a comfortable tactile sensation that makes you want to hold it forever. Using premium material from Amakusa, it is lighter and more durable—a result of countless iterations and effort. Easy to MaintainFired at a scorching 1300 degrees Celsius, it stands out from traditional ceramics and earthenware, enhancing the aroma of your alcoholic beverages. Exceptional Heat RetentionThe thin rim offers an attractive appearance, while the thick base is designed to retain heat effectively, keeping your drink at the ideal temperature longer. Perfect...
Men’s Arita-yaki Mug This popular Arita-yaki (Arita porcelain) mug features a stable design with a wide capacity. Its broad and sturdy base is designed to prevent tipping over, symbolizing wishes for success in work, education, financial stability, and social status. Silver Oil Drop Tenmoku Glaze The captivating smoky silver shine, known as the “silver oil drop” glaze, is a modern revival of the traditional Tenmoku oil drop glaze, once cherished by feudal lords and tea connoisseurs. Against a black background, silver patterns emerge, creating exquisite brilliance. Unique Work of Art Master Shinuemon is recognized as an expert in yohen techniques. His unique glazing kiln induces chemical reactions during firing, producing nature-inspired patterns. Each piece becomes a one-of-a-kind artwork to treasure....
Highly Popular Coffee Cup This coffee cup is from the famous Galaxy series, representing ESTILOREIWA. It features a depiction of countless nebulae shining across the vast cosmos, capturing the profound beauty of infinite space and symbolizing the endless romance among the stars. Nitten Tokusen Award At the pinnacle of Japanese art exhibitions is Nitten, Japan’s largest art exhibition. True to its name, this JTOPIA coffee cup is a special limited edition commemorating the prestigious Nitten Tokusen (Special Selection) award received by the artist Shin’emon. The Galaxy glaze is a unique technique developed by Shin’emon, inspired by the Yohen Tenmoku Oil Spot glaze, which was highly prized by warlords such as Nobunaga and Hideyoshi. It is a testament to Shin’emon’s innovative...
Mejorando la Elegancia de las Tazas de Té con Delicados Patrones de Pincelada La cerámica Genkawa, conocida como el “Kinseizumi de Kioto” o el “Gengawa del Oeste”, es una joya poco común en el mundo de la alfarería. Considerada una cerámica fantasma, se distingue por su construcción delicada y su técnica tradicional de “pincelada”, propia de Kyushu, que le otorga un característico tono marrón té en la superficie de la arcilla. Esta cerámica, desaparecida a finales del periodo Edo, fue revivida gracias a la perseverancia de Yokoi Sekigyu, alfarero de la duodécima generación, y hoy la decimocuarta generación continúa preservando su legado y creando nuevos patrones de pincelada que fusionan tradición e innovación. Un Regalo que Encierra Tradición y Patrimonio...
