Wholesale Celadon Faceted Tea Cup

Celadon Faceted Tea Cup This elegant tea cup combines the luminous beauty of celadon glaze with a refined faceted silhouette. As light falls across its sculpted surfaces, subtle highlights and shadows reveal the depth, clarity, and timeless elegance unique to fine celadon. Comfortably balanced in the hand, it is ideal for Japanese tea, Chinese tea, herbal infusions, and other fine beverages. The tranquil celadon hue brings a sense of calm sophistication, complementing both traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary interiors. A timeless expression of Japanese craftsmanship, designed to elevate everyday tea into a refined and luxurious experience. Porcelain φ.8.5cm x h.7cm Weight: 225g Capacity: 180 ml (180 cc) Uradome kiln | Uradome Iwami town, Tottori JAPAN The Uradome Coast is a famous scenic area in the former Inaba province. Porcelain stone is found in a mountain there, nestled between Tajiri Fishing Village and Oguri Beach. At the foot of Ubagafutokoro mountain is a pottery studio. From the Edo Period to the end of the Meiji Restoration, the government supported potters from Izushi to come to work there. They produced painted porcelain for everyday use. *Izushi is an area famous for pottery in present-day Hyogo Prefecture. *Inaba province was historically located in the eastern half of present-day Tottori Prefecture. Sometimes, locals still affectionately refer to the area as Inaba. In March 1971, Yamashita built a kiln at the foot of the mountain on the Uradome side of the ruins of Kiriyama Castle. Using the same porcelain stone used in the Edo period, he began to produce ceramics in line with the needs of modern life. The kiln focused on white, dyed, and painted porcelain. Uradome Pottery was reborn. Once again, it has become part of our everyday lives. First generation: (late) Mitsuo YamashitaSecond generation: Toshiyuki Hirata Toshiyuki Hirata leads the second generation of Uradome Pottery. His pottery is characterized by thoughtful designs and usability. He makes tableware you want to take out of the cupboard and use again and again. The colors highlight each dish's ingredients in an irresistible way.