Compact Ceramic Tea Cup for Tea Enthusiasts (Kyoto Komon)

Japanese tableware, which is popular for its wide variety of types, from cute to standard patterns, continues to be loved by many people, along with Japanese cuisine and sweets. Mino ware, in particular, is a popular choice for everyday use.

The ancient sometsuke teacup introduced here originally came from China to Japan, and during the late Ming Dynasty's Tianqi and Chongzhen periods (17th century), it was produced in the Jingdezhen kilns. Known as ancient sometsuke or Shangrui, it became popular mainly for tea ceremony utensils.

The flower-patterned sometsuke teacup, which has become a cornerstone of Japanese food culture, is a design very familiar in Japan, characteristic of the popular Mino ware. It has been beloved by many tea enthusiasts over the ages. The design, sprinkled with very popular and cute flower patterns, soothes the heart just by looking at it, allowing one to experience a Japanese atmosphere simply through its presence.

The compact size of the teacup, fitting comfortably in the palm of your hand, is ideal for drinking hot tea and is suitable for a wide range of ages. Enjoy your tea time with this ancient sometsuke teacup, along with Japanese cuisine and sweets. It will surely make your precious tea time more enjoyable.

Japanese-made teacups are also appreciated as gifts. They are perfect presents for loved ones or family members. Please thoroughly enjoy this ancient flower-patterned sometsuke teacup, which has become a cornerstone of Japanese food culture.

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