Mino Ware Red Shino Handle Cup by Kano ShinjiShino ware () Shino ware () is a 16th century Japanese ceramic tradition originating in Mino Province, celebrated for its thick, milky feldspar glaze that develops peach hued blushes and "orange peel" textures during firing, embodying the wabi sabi ethos through deliberate imperfections like warped forms, pinhole bubbles, and spontaneous iron brush designs. Revived by modern artisans, Shino balances rustic simplicity with bold experimentationwhere

Mysterious frankincense resin aroma

Item weight (approx):54 g

Restoring and refining edges between uses

If you stack it 2 times per day

Burn time: Approximately 15 minutes

2x100ml Sake cup (crystal glass)

the Toyo Sasaki trio is designed to bring out the best in your craft beer

*Because each piece is handcrafted

Yakushigama Ours Beckoning TigerMeet the bold and friendly guardian of good fortune

is here to bring good luck and endless “aww” moments to your space

The easy-to-hold grip and a knob on the lid that you can hold in place with one finger make it easy to pour tea with just one hand (usually when you pour tea from a Japanese tea pot you use one hand to hold the handle and the other to hold the lid in place)

3cm (height)