Shigaraki-yaki Cup

Shigaraki-yaki has a long history dating as far back as 8th century CE. It is said to have originated during the construction of Shigaraki Palace when the tiles of the palace were fired. Characterized by their rich texture, Shigaraki-yaki vessels feature warm colours of scarlet and brown, and are known to be resistant to high temperatures due to the clay from which it is made.

There might be slight differences as each piece is handmade.

Not microwave or dishwasher safe

Large size: Ø7 cm x H10 cm

Small size: Ø7 cm x H6 cm

Kansai

The Kansai region includes the second-most populated metropolitan area in Japan with its largest city Osaka. Kyoto and Nara, two of Japan’s former capital cities, are home to important temples and shrines and strongholds of intangible cultural heritage, such as the Kyoto textile weaving skills of Nishijin.