Gahou Kiln has been producing Tanba ware in Tamba Sasayama, Hyogo Prefecture since 1890. Currently, led by the fourth generation, Hideyuki Ichino, and his sons Kenta and Daisuke, the family continues to create pottery that suits modern lifestyles while preserving the traditions of Tanba ware. We have received a mug featuring the "shinogi" technique, which brings a warmth of craftsmanship amidst a serene stillness.
The shadows created by each vertical groove change their expression depending on the angle of the light, bringing rhythm and depth to your dining table. Please enjoy the gentle yet strong "white" scenery, reminiscent of kohiki ware.
When you pick it up, you'll be surprised by its soft texture and the perfectly balanced weight that fits comfortably in your hand. Its slightly larger size is perfect for those moments when you want to step away from your busy routine and reset yourself.
It's perfect for milk tea with plenty of milk, hot cafe au lait that stays warm, and with its wide mouth design, it also works wonderfully as a soup cup for potage. This is a piece you'll grow to love more and more with each use.
| Size | W9.2cm x H7.5cm |
| Color | Light Blue / Bronze / Pink |
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