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Tea Cup KOMON Cross Pattern – Yamatsu
$17
24 People have purchased this product
This Mino-yaki Yunomi tea cup is hand crafted by Yamatsu. They have a 150 year history producing porcelain ceramic ware.
They combine history and refinement with modern aesthetics to produce tea ware that is as practical as it is beautiful.
It features a traditional KOMON cross pattern. These types of repetitive patterns are ubiquitous in Japan and are derived from use on Kimono in particular.
The pattern is transferred to the cup using a traditional technique called ‘copper plate painting’. A pattern is engraved in a copper plate. Ceramic paint is applied to the copper plate, then transferred using paper to the ceramic ware before being fired in the kiln.
The unique pentagonal shape makes it easy and comfortable to hold in the hand. Available in 5 different patterns.
*Please note: this is a hand crafted item with slight variations between products. Products will be selected randomly from available stock
Size (Approx): Height 81mm / Diameter 61mm
Material: Porcelain
Boxed: Yes
9 in stock
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Michelle M. –
Love this teacup. It’s so perfect. The size, how it feels in my hand, and how pretty it is. It helped me fall in love with the none glaze ceramics and Iv’e purchased a couple from this series. Service as always, perfect, helpful, generous, and kind. Thank you!
Michelle –
Everything I buy from you is either gorgeous or delicious. Service is always quick and great. I love your tea and thank you for the extra pack this time. Very much appreciated.
Olga –
I am a very happy repeat customer. This is another pattern in the same family of cups, just for some variety. It’s a work of art, a beautiful design with superb craftsmanship. Additionally, this seller has been so good, especially working with me when new supplies became available and helping me choose patterns. I really appreciate the customer support. Now Just need to find more shelf space to get more cups 🙂