one-of-a-kind green teacup is a product of traditional Japanese arts
which contains the tea leaves above the bottom of the teapot
Mataki-san doesn't roast this spring-harvested bocha created from a single cultivar and shaded okumidori kabusecha that has been deep steamed
1"(H)Capacity: 8oz / 236Origin: Japan
It first appeared in the sixteenth century
Yoshitaya Botan Gray Kutani-yaki Mug- Japanese Tea Mug Tea Containers one-of-a-kind green teacup is aKutaniyaki has a unique aesthetic that is still valuable hundreds of years later. The patterns are skillfully painted in the five colors of red, green, yellow, purple, and navy blue, and the brushwork is superbly executed, from flowers, birds, winds, and the moon to landscape figures and innovative geometric patterns. The skillful use of brush strokes to create flowers, birds, winds, and the moon, landscapes, figures, and even innovative geometric