Bizen ware, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns, is born from the rich soil and fire of Okayama Prefecture. This soup cup, created by artist Jun Takagi, is a superb fusion of the rustic texture unique to unglazed, high-fired ceramics and modern design.
This soup cup has the pleasant, rough texture characteristic of Bizen ware. The real pleasure of Bizen ware is how its surface becomes smoother and develops a calm luster the more it is used. The unique patterns created by earth and fire mean no two pieces are ever the same.
While employing traditional techniques, its form is modern, fitting contemporary lifestyles. It is perfect for hearty soups, and also versatile as a cereal bowl or cafe au lait bowl.
Bizen ware boasts excellent heat retention, a practical advantage that allows you to enjoy warm soup deliciously to the last drop. It enriches your morning drink or evening meal.
| Size | Approx. 11.5cm (diameter) x 5.5cm (height) |
| Origin | Okayama Prefecture (Bizen ware) |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Features | Dishwasher safe / Microwave safe (Not oven safe) |
| Note | Each piece has a unique clay expression and firing color. As the pattern cannot be chosen, please enjoy it as a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. |
■ For long-lasting use
■ Recommended combinations
Collecting items from the same series creates a cohesive and modern Japanese atmosphere. You can view other works by Jun Takagi | Bizen ware here.
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