Tea Cup with Lid & Saucer / Ink Spray black tea this simple yet subtle bowl

this simple yet subtle bowl serves as a quiet backdrop for any dish and creates visual impacts that stimulate our sensory experience

the pottery begins to shrink and surface cracks emerge due to the gaps between the clay and the glaze

An exquisite tea cup crafted by Saori Yamazaki

The exterior of Nambu kettle has a bumpy texture called “arare” (hailstone)

Tea Cup with Lid & Saucer / Ink Spray black tea this simple yet subtle bowlAn understated, simple teacup gently made by the artisans of Riso Porcelain from Arita, Saga Prefecture. This teacup and saucer set features spontaneous ink splatters against its snow white background. Each piece is unique with a one of a kind ink expression. It is suitable for any setting and it is perfect for serving Japanese tea when entertaining guests at home. For more story about Riso Porcelain, visit our Japanese crafts online media at Kogei