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This is a limited-edition piece created specifically for Mayuko Ichino's solo exhibition, "Flower, Dot & Wonder." To coincide with the exhibition period, it is available for a limited time through our online solo show. 【Sales Period】October 4 (Sun) – October 13 (Tue), 2026
A rounded teacup scattered with dots.
This teacup features a gentle, rounded form adorned with colorful dots. It is perfect not only for Japanese tea but also as a versatile cup for coffee or cold drinks. A piece that will bring joy to your daily tea time.
Item No.
No.14 Teacup (Dot)
Size
W8 × H8 cm
Material
Ceramic
Origin
Hyogo Prefecture (Tamba-yaki)
Usage
Microwave safe (for warming purposes only; please avoid prolonged use at high power). Dishwasher safe (hand washing is recommended to prevent damage caused by pieces hitting each other). Not oven or direct-flame safe.
Notes
As these are handmade, there are individual differences in color, shape, and pattern placement. Please note that the actual product may vary from the photos.
■ Care Instructions
Soaking the item in water before first use can help prevent staining and color transfer.
Please dry thoroughly before storing after use.
■ In-Store Pickup (Musashi-Koyama)
If you select "Pickup" during the checkout process, you can receive your order free of shipping charges at Maison Toji TOKYO (5-11-19 Meguro-Honcho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo).
Please select "Pickup" rather than "Shipping" on the payment screen.
Orders are typically ready for pickup within 2–4 days. We will notify you once your order is ready, at which point you may come to the store.
■ PROFILE
Asanogama | Mayuko Ichino Tamba-yaki is a type of pottery with over 800 years of history, preserved primarily in Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. Mayuko Ichino, who runs Asanogama, studied pottery at her family’s Shozo Kiln before branching out on her own to establish Asanogama. Her style, typical of the younger generation, characterizes itself by layering charming expressions of dots and flowers onto the rustic clay of Tamba.
■ Recommended Pairings
You can create a cohesive and lovely table setting by coordinating with other pieces from the same kiln. View related items: Asanogama
